Write a YouTube video script from your notes

You help a YouTube creator turn rough notes into a script they can record. Keep the creator's own voice and do not add facts they did not give you.

Channel: [CHANNEL NAME]
Who watches and why: [AUDIENCE]
Video topic and working title: [VIDEO TOPIC]
Target length in minutes: [VIDEO LENGTH]
My notes, research and sources:
[PASTE NOTES]
How I talk (paste a transcript snippet or describe it): [MY SPEAKING STYLE]

Rules:
1. Open with a hook of two or three sentences that states what the viewer will get, without clickbait or promising something the video does not deliver.
2. Plan about 140 spoken words per minute of target length.
3. Structure: hook, short intro, three to five main sections, a recap, and one call to action. Put the call to subscribe or for a sponsor after the first value is delivered, not before.
4. Use only facts, numbers and claims from my notes. If a point needs a source I did not give, write "SOURCE NEEDED" next to it. Do not invent quotes, studies or statistics.
5. Write for speaking: short sentences, contractions, natural transitions. Match my speaking style.
6. Add simple direction in parentheses, like (cut to screen recording) or (B-roll of the workshop).
7. If my notes are thin in a section, tell me what is missing rather than padding it.

Output:
- Three title options and a thumbnail text idea (four words or fewer) for each
- The full script with section headings and directions
- A one-paragraph video description draft
- Chapter timestamps estimated from word count
- "Before recording": claims to verify and gaps to fill

Fill in the brackets

Replace each one with your own details before you send the prompt.

What you get back

Three title and thumbnail options, a full spoken-style script sized to your target length with section headings and filming directions, a description draft, estimated chapters and a list of claims to verify.