What platforms does TitleGen support?

TitleGen is available on Web App.

What are the limitations of TitleGen?

Free plan stops at five generations, which is not enough to judge whether Channel DNA holds up across a real upload schedule. Outlier Radar and CSV exports are locked to Creator and MAX/Agency tiers, so the cheapest plan is metadata only. Output quality depends on the channel having a body of existing videos for the scan to learn from, which penalises new channels.

TitleGen

Name: TitleGen
Author: TitleGen

Channel-aware YouTube titles, descriptions and tags in under 3 minutes.

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What is TitleGen?

TitleGen writes YouTube titles, descriptions, tags and timestamps using a saved Channel DNA profile built from your channel, and pairs it with subniche outlier research, keyword lookup and ranked video ideas.

TitleGen is a YouTube metadata workspace rather than a general purpose writing assistant. It combines three jobs that creators usually spread across separate tools: scanning subniches for breakout videos, pulling keyword data, and writing the title, description, tags and timestamps for an upload. The product name points at titles, but the output bundle is the real offer, since a single generation returns a full publish-ready package. The distinguishing feature is Channel DNA. TitleGen reads a YouTube channel URL once and records the niche, tone, upload frequency and content patterns it observes, then reuses that profile in later generations. The result is copy written to sound like the channel that owns it, not like a generic template. The homepage leans on this contrast heavily, showing weak generic titles next to niche-specific rewrites in sleep, finance, language, true crime, history and fitness. A free account gets five generations; paid tiers add saved DNA profiles, timestamps, CSV exports and access to Subniche Outlier Radar. Radar and Niche Intelligence handle the research side. Radar watches chosen subniches and flags videos that beat their usual view baseline, presenting the multiples and turning each into a prompt for a follow-on upload. Niche Intelligence reports trend signals, leading title patterns, keyword clusters and ranked video ideas. Keyword lookup sits alongside so titles can be built around terms with actual search opportunity. This suits faceless channels, automation operators running several channels and teams producing volume, all of whom need consistent metadata without rewriting the same brief each time. Personal and Shorts creators fit too. Against general chatbots the pitch is context: TitleGen is trained on YouTube titles and SEO, and it keeps channel data between sessions. Compared with broader YouTube growth suites, the scope is narrower and metadata-focused, with research and outlier tracking as support rather than an all-in-one analytics dashboard.

How do you use TitleGen?

1Create a free account
Sign up with the registration form to open the workspace. No credit card is required and the free plan includes five generations to test the output.
2Scan your channel to build Channel DNA
Submit your YouTube channel URL so TitleGen can analyse niche, tone, upload frequency and content patterns. The saved profile shapes every later generation.
3Run an outlier scan in Radar
Add the subniches you compete in and let the weekly scan flag videos outperforming their baseline. Each outlier comes with data and a prebuilt AI prompt.
4Pick keywords and a video angle
Use the keyword clusters and ranked video ideas to choose terms with real search opportunity, then settle on the angle for the upload.
5Generate and refine the package
Produce titles ranked by virality with a strategist note, adjust for curiosity, clickbait or authority, then accept the matched description, tags and timestamps.
6Upgrade when you hit the limit
Move to Pro for unlimited generations and saved DNA, or to Creator if you need Radar scanning and CSV exports across more profiles.

Pros and cons

Pros

Channel DNA is learned once from your channel and reused, so output follows your niche and tone instead of a generic templateAI
One generation returns titles ranked by virality plus description, tags and timestamps, covering the full metadata packageAI
Subniche Outlier Radar surfaces videos beating their subniche baseline and converts them into prompts for your next uploadAI
Niche Intelligence adds trend signals, title patterns and ranked video ideas, so research and writing live in one placeAI
Entry Pro plan is $9 per month with unlimited generations and up to five saved DNA profilesAI

Cons

Free plan stops at five generations, which is not enough to judge whether Channel DNA holds up across a real upload scheduleAI
Outlier Radar and CSV exports are locked to Creator and MAX/Agency tiers, so the cheapest plan is metadata onlyAI
Output quality depends on the channel having a body of existing videos for the scan to learn from, which penalises new channelsAI
No editor integrations or publishing hooks are described, so the finished package still has to be copied into YouTube by handAI
Pricing is per channel profile rather than per seat, which gets awkward for teams sharing one subscriptionAI

How much does TitleGen cost?

Free trial

A free plan gives 5 generations with niche-locked titles and needs no credit card, alongside the 30-second signup. All paid plans are cancellable at any time.

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Pricing

Free: $0, 5 generations, niche-locked titles, no card. Pro: $9/month, unlimited generations, saved Channel DNA, descriptions, tags, timestamps, 5 DNA profiles. Creator: $29/month, 15 profiles, Subniche Outlier Radar, 5 active radars, CSV exports. MAX/Agency: $149/month, 50 profiles, 20 radars, white-label reports. Cancel anytime.

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Features

Channel DNA analysis from a channel URL (niche, tone, frequency, patterns); niche-locked title generation ranked by virality with refinement options; descriptions with hooks and timestamps; tags; keyword clusters and opportunities; Niche Intelligence trend and title pattern reports; Subniche Outlier Radar with weekly scanning; CSV exports and white-label reports on higher tiers.

Frequently asked questions about TitleGen

How much does TitleGen cost?
Free: $0, 5 generations, niche-locked titles, no card. Pro: $9/month, unlimited generations, saved Channel DNA, descriptions, tags, timestamps, 5 DNA profiles. Creator: $29/month, 15 profiles, Subniche Outlier Radar, 5 active radars, CSV exports. MAX/Agency: $149/month, 50 profiles, 20 radars, white-label reports. Cancel anytime.
Does TitleGen offer a free trial?
A free plan gives 5 generations with niche-locked titles and needs no credit card, alongside the 30-second signup. All paid plans are cancellable at any time.
How do you use TitleGen?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free account 2. Scan your channel to build Channel DNA 3. Run an outlier scan in Radar 4. Pick keywords and a video angle 5. Generate and refine the package 6. Upgrade when you hit the limit.
What platforms does TitleGen support?
TitleGen is available on Web App.
What are the limitations of TitleGen?
Free plan stops at five generations, which is not enough to judge whether Channel DNA holds up across a real upload schedule. Outlier Radar and CSV exports are locked to Creator and MAX/Agency tiers, so the cheapest plan is metadata only. Output quality depends on the channel having a body of existing videos for the scan to learn from, which penalises new channels.