Type your niche. We find videos that beat their own channel, then write 10 new ideas that borrow what worked — each with a title, a first line, and a link to the real video behind it.
20 ideas per niche, each tied to a real outlier. Refreshed weekly.
The fastest way to a strong idea is to look at what already worked for an audience like yours — then change the subject, keep the structure. Every idea here is tied to a real video that beat its own channel, so you can open it and judge the pattern yourself.
An idea that feels original but nobody searches or clicks for is a hard start. Ideas built on videos that outperformed their channel start from proven demand.
"I'll make a video about my morning routine."
"Morning routines for night-shift workers" — a named audience, like the breakout videos in the niche.
If you can't picture the first shot, the idea is too vague. Add a number you really have, a budget, a time frame or a named audience.
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Some patterns only work long; others only work as a 30-second Short. Match the idea to the format you'll actually make.
A 12-step tutorial idea turned into a Short.
One step, one result, one Short — the full tutorial goes long-form.
Write the title and the first line first. If you can't write a title you'd click, the idea isn't ready — and you've saved a day of filming.
Film first, figure out the title later.
Title + thumbnail text + first line, checked together, then film.
Rewrites are illustrative examples, not measured results.
It finds real videos in your niche that beat their own channel's median views, then writes new ideas that borrow their patterns — each idea links to the video it's based on.
Yes, no sign-up, with a small hourly limit because YouTube limits how many searches an app can run per day.
No. They're built on patterns that worked for similar audiences, which is a better starting point than a blank page — but execution and packaging still decide the result.
Yes. Switch the format to Shorts, or pick ideas marked "Short" — they come with a first line you can say in a few seconds.