Describe your video in a sentence. Get ten opening lines, each labelled with the hook technique it uses. Free, no login.
The words a viewer hears or reads in the first three seconds of a short video — the line that decides whether they keep watching or scroll. A hook can be a question, a bold claim, the result shown first, the start of a story and more; the generator labels each line with the technique it uses.
Describe what your video is about, optionally who it's for, and pick a platform and a style. The generator writes ten opening lines under 15 words each and labels every one with its hook technique, using the same names Hookova's Hook Analyzer uses for real videos.
The generator never invents numbers, results or facts. When a hook would be stronger with a specific figure or detail you didn't give, it leaves a placeholder like [number] or [result] for you to fill in with the real one.
Yes. Without an account you get three generations a day; a free account raises the daily allowance. Free AI tools share a network limit of 10 requests in 10 minutes per IP address, then a 15-minute cooldown.
Read each one out loud as if it were the first thing in your video. Keep the ones you could deliver on in the next 30 seconds, then paste your favourite into the free Hook Checker for a score and three rewrites.
Hook CheckerPaste your opening line and get a 0–100 hook score, four sub-scores and three rewrites.
Script TimerWord count to runtime at your speaking pace, checked against Shorts, Reels and TikTok limits.
Online TeleprompterPaste a script and read it off the screen at your pace — speed, text size, mirror mode and full screen.
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