Viral Video Script Studio
Short video script templates with hooks
Short video script templates with hooks Runs locally in your browser
About the
Viral Video Studio is a short-video script workshop that runs entirely in your browser with no AI and no accounts. It matches your topic to a content track, generates hook lines, a shot-by-shot storyboard and caption copy from built-in templates, and previews the result in a vertical 9:16 frame you can export as a cover image.
Everything is template-driven and deterministic: the same inputs give the same script, which makes it useful as a starting skeleton you then rewrite in your own voice. Nothing you type is uploaded.
It is built on the open-source Viral Video Studio (MIT License) and embedded here so the workshop runs without leaving Toolbox Hub. The interface is in Chinese, reflecting the short-video ecosystem it was built for.
Where people use the
- Breaking a blank page when planning a short video.
- Structuring a hook-storyboard-caption skeleton fast.
- Exporting a vertical cover image for a post.
How to use the
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Pick your track
Choose a content category that matches your video topic.
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Fill the brief
Enter the topic and key points. Templates generate hooks, storyboard and copy.
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Preview vertically
The 9:16 preview shows how the script reads as an actual short video.
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Export
Copy the script or export the cover image for your post.
Tips and best practices
- The template gives structure; your specific examples make it viral.
- Run it once per track and compare which skeleton fits your topic.
Frequently asked questions
Does it use AI?
No. It is entirely template-based, which is why it is instant, free and works offline. Treat the output as a structured draft, not finished copy.
Why is the interface in Chinese?
The upstream open-source project was built for the Chinese short-video ecosystem (Douyin, Kuaishou, Xiaohongshu). We kept the original interface to respect its design.
Is my input uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. The output is yours; the tool adds no watermark and claims no rights.