PromptCaptions and titles
This prompt writes five TikTok captions and the short lines of text on screen for one video, matched to what the creator says. Paste in the script or a summary, fill in four parts, and pick the caption that sounds most like a person.
Updated
01The prompt
Replace each highlighted part with a fact about your product, then send it.
You write captions for TikTok videos that creators post for brands. Captions sound like the creator, not the brand. Here is what happens in the video: [WHAT THE VIDEO SAYS AND SHOWS] - Product name: [PRODUCT NAME] - Who is watching: [WHO IT’S FOR] - What I want viewers to do: [THE ACTION] Write: 1. Five captions, each under 150 characters, in different styles: a question, a confession, a tip, a joke and a plain description. Each one ends with a line that invites comments. 2. Three to five hashtags per caption: one broad, the rest specific to the topic. No more. 3. The text on screen: one line for each moment of the video, five words or fewer, timed to what is said. Rules: no ad words like "game-changer" or "must-have", no more than one emoji per caption, and mention the product at most once. Don’t invent features, numbers or results. If a fact is missing, write [ASK THE BRAND] instead of guessing.
02Fill it in
Short and specific beats long. Leave a part out and the assistant asks or marks it, instead of guessing.
03Example output
The prompt filled in for Strava, the running app, and part of what it returned.
Captions
Text on screen
The answer changes a little each time you run the prompt. Check it against your product before you post it.
04On Octoclip
When creators post on their own accounts, give them the captions as a starting point and the on-screen text as must-includes.
Where each part goes
01Free
Paste the result into the brief. Give each hook or angle to a different video.
02You choose
Creators apply to film it. Watch their videos and send an offer to the ones you like, at the price per video you set.
03One revision
Each must-include point is a check when the video comes in. A video that misses one gets a revision request that names it.
Posting a job is free. You’re charged only when a creator accepts.
Written by Octoclip. Published , updated .
The prompt tells the assistant not to invent features, numbers or results. Octoclip wrote and checked the example output before it was published.
FAQ
What brands ask before they use it.
Short, in the creator’s voice, and ending with something people want to answer. The video does the selling; the caption starts the comments.
Three to five: one broad tag and a few specific to the topic. Long lists of hashtags look like spam and add nothing.
Yes. Copy it and use it as often as you like. You don’t need an Octoclip account.
Usually the creator, in their own words. You can suggest a caption in the brief and list the points it has to mention.
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