Generate show notes from your script
Description, chapters, and tags, written from what your video actually covers. Paste a script, copy the result into YouTube or your podcast host.
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Paste your script above, or load the sample, and the output lands here.
1 free video per month, no account needed. Your script is never used to train AI models.
How it works
- 1
Paste your script.
Or upload an .srt, .vtt, or .txt caption file from any platform.
- 2
CiteScript writes the notes.
A description, a chapter list, and tags, all drawn from your script.
- 3
Copy and paste.
Export as rich text, Markdown, or HTML and drop it where it goes.
A description worth reading
Most descriptions are an afterthought. Yours will say what the video covers, in words that help YouTube search and viewers decide.
Chapters without the scrubbing
Titling chapters usually means rewatching your own video. CiteScript drafts the chapter list from your script's structure instead.
The text search actually reads
Descriptions and notes are often the only readable text attached to a video. Make that text count.
Done in one pass
Description, chapters, and tags together. And an article, FAQ page, and social posts from the same paste, if you want them.
What you get
Every run of the show notes tool produces:
- A description written from your script, ready for YouTube or your podcast host
- A chapter list that follows the video's structure
- Tags drawn from what the video covers
- Everything in rich text, Markdown, and HTML
Copy the result into YouTube or your podcast host.
Frequently asked questions
Show notes make the video easier to watch; the other tools make it easier to find. From the same script: