AI video metadata generator
Open a Premiere Pro, CapCut, or DaVinci Resolve project export, choose a sequence, and generate title ideas, descriptions, tags, chapters, and thumbnail text from its enabled subtitle and text clips.
Use timeline text from the selected sequence instead of starting from a blank prompt, so the generated package follows the actual edited story.
Read supported PRPROJ or XML, CapCut JSON or ZIP, and DaVinci Resolve timeline XML or FCPXML sources in the browser.
Review title candidates, description, tags, chapters, and thumbnail phrases together before copying or handing the draft to the upload workflow.
Use timeline text from the selected sequence instead of starting from a blank prompt, so the generated package follows the actual edited story.
Read supported PRPROJ or XML, CapCut JSON or ZIP, and DaVinci Resolve timeline XML or FCPXML sources in the browser.
Review title candidates, description, tags, chapters, and thumbnail phrases together before copying or handing the draft to the upload workflow.
Step 1
Choose a supported project file or exported timeline from the current device.
Step 2
Select the sequence whose enabled subtitle and text clips represent the video to publish.
Step 3
Create the metadata package, review every suggestion, and edit facts before publishing.
Open a Premiere Pro, CapCut, or DaVinci Resolve project export, choose a sequence, and generate title ideas, descriptions, tags, chapters, and thumbnail text from its enabled subtitle and text clips.
Prepare titles, descriptions, tags, chapters, and thumbnail text from an edited timeline.
Use readable project or timeline text as the source for a publishing draft.
Start from supported CapCut drafts or DaVinci timeline exports instead of retyping the video outline.
The page accepts supported Premiere Pro PRPROJ or XML, CapCut JSON or ZIP, and DaVinci Resolve timeline XML or FCPXML inputs.
Only enabled, non-empty subtitle and text clips from the sequence you select are prepared for generation.
No. Review names, claims, chapters, links, and keywords against the finished video before publishing.