About this tool
Hook, script, title and repurposing prompts with a word budget worked out from your target runtime and speaking pace.
Content Creator Prompt Pack turns a topic, a target runtime and a speaking pace into a complete AI prompt for hooks, full scripts, titles and thumbnail text, descriptions with chapters, or a repurposing plan. The word budget is calculated directly from runtime and pace using words = seconds ÷ 60 × words-per-minute, so the script the AI returns actually fits the cut. Each prompt also carries the target platform's published title, caption and hashtag limits.
Open Content Creator Prompt Pack on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Add your input to the workspace.
Adjust the options until the result looks right.
Copy or download the output and put it to work.
The word budget comes from arithmetic on your runtime and pace, not a vague 'keep it short'.
Instagram's 2,200-character caption and 30 hashtags, YouTube's 100-character title, X's 280 characters.
The prompt forbids statistics and quotes you did not supply and asks for a [CHECK] marker instead.
About 145 words at a normal conversational pace of 145 words per minute, or roughly 175 words if you deliver it at short-form energy. The formula is words = seconds ÷ 60 × words-per-minute, so a 30-second Reel at 175 wpm needs about 88 words.
Instagram allows up to 2,200 characters and 30 hashtags per post, but the feed collapses the caption after roughly 125 characters. Put the hook and any call to action before that break so people see it without tapping 'more'.
100 characters, and YouTube truncates the visible part sooner in search and on mobile — around 60 characters is the safe zone for the words that must be read. Descriptions allow up to 5,000 characters, with only the first ~157 shown above the fold.
Short-form delivery usually lands between 160 and 200 words per minute, versus 130 to 150 for an explainer or a podcast. Faster delivery buys you more content per second but reduces comprehension, so slow down for anything with numbers or instructions in it.