Free AI tool
YouTube video ideas generator
Type your channel topic. You get 8 video ideas, each with a title and the angle that makes people want to watch.
Turn it into a full series
Mubuz writes every episode, designs one main character and makes the videos. Try it free.
Make it a seriesYouTube video ideas generator: how to use it
- Type what your channel is about in a few plain words, such as 'budget cooking for students' or 'repairing old bikes'. Add who watches it if you know, because 'for beginners' or 'for parents' changes the ideas.
- Read the 8 ideas and look at the angle line under each title. Keep the ones where the angle is a clear promise you can deliver on camera, and drop the ones you could not film this week.
- Search each kept title on YouTube before you film. If the top results already answer it well, change the angle to something they miss: a test, a mistake, a cheaper way or a different audience.
Example
Written by hand to show the format. Your result will be different.
- You type
- Budget cooking for students
- You get something like
- Idea 1: 'One pot, five dinners: a week of meals for under $20'. Angle: a real shopping list and the cost of every plate, so viewers can copy it on Sunday.
Tips
- Pick ideas that answer a question a viewer already has. A title that names the problem ('my rice is always mushy') tends to beat a clever title nobody searches for.
- Keep a running list in a notes app. Run the tool again with a narrower topic each time, and the list grows into a month of uploads without starting from a blank page.
- Mix formats across a week. A how-to, a list and a small experiment on the same topic give different viewers a way in, and show you which format your audience prefers.
Questions
How is this different from the series idea generator?
This tool gives 8 separate videos that each stand on their own. The series idea generator gives ideas built around one main character and a story that continues from one episode to the next.
Do the ideas work for YouTube Shorts too?
Yes. Most ideas can be cut down to a single point for a Short, or kept whole for a longer video. Pick the version that fits the time you have to film and edit.
Will two people get the same ideas?
Unlikely. The AI writes new ideas each time, and the topic you type steers them, so a more specific topic gives ideas closer to your own channel.
When one of these ideas could run as a story, Mubuz can turn it into a series of up to 10 short episodes with one main character, each a 15-second vertical video with captions and voice, and post them to YouTube Shorts and Facebook Reels.