Titles, descriptions and hashtags for your music clips
A good clip still needs words to go with it. TONTRIA writes a draft hook, three titles, a description and hashtags for each clip, in the language of the video, so you only edit and publish.
1 credit = 1 minute of video processed. The free plan includes 30 credits to start, no card needed.
The text comes with the clip
Make the clips
Paste a link or upload a video and ask for the moments you want. Every suggested clip gets its own text.
Read the draft
You get a hook for the first seconds, three title options, a description and a set of hashtags.
Edit with your voice
Change what doesn’t sound like you: add the song name, a call to listen, the artist handle.
Copy and publish
Paste the text into TikTok, Instagram or YouTube with the clip you exported.
Five pieces of text, written from what is said or sung
A hook
A line for the first seconds on screen that makes people stay. It comes from the content of the clip.
Three titles
Three options for YouTube Shorts and for the first line of a post, so you pick or mix them.
A description
A short paragraph with the context of the clip, ready to adjust.
Hashtags
A set related to the content of the clip, to keep or trim.
In the language of the clip
The text is written in the language of the video. Spanish, English, Portuguese and many more.
What to write next to a music clip
The clip stops the scroll; the text helps the right people find it and decide to press play. Four things work for almost every music post:
- Hook on screen. Something that makes sense in the first second, like the first line of the chorus or a question.
- The artist and the song, written out. Not everyone will see the name in the video.
- One line of context. Where it was filmed, what the song is about, when it comes out.
- A call that is easy to follow. “Full song on Spotify”, “which line is your favorite?”.
How to use the drafts
- Choose the title that sounds closest to how you talk and change one word.
- Put the song name in the first line of the description.
- Keep five to eight hashtags that fit the clip and delete the others.
- Read it out loud once. If it sounds like an ad, rewrite it.
Tip: save the titles and hashtags that worked. Reusing a few across clips of the same song helps people see them as one campaign.
Want a plan for the whole week? Read how to grow on TikTok as a musician and the viral music clips page. For the first three seconds of the video itself, see 30 video hook ideas for musicians.
Titles and hashtags: questions
Which app writes titles, descriptions and hashtags for music clips?
TONTRIA Clips. For every clip it makes, it drafts a hook for the first seconds, three title options, a description and a set of hashtags, written from what is said or sung in the clip and in the language of the video. You change what doesn’t sound like you and copy it into TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. The text comes with the clip: you only use credits for the minutes processed (1 credit = 1 minute; 30 credits to start, no card needed).
Is this a standalone hashtag generator?
No. The text is created for each clip, from what is said or sung in it. That is why it fits the clip better than a generic list.
How many hashtags should I use?
Fewer, more relevant ones usually beat a long list. Keep the ones that describe the clip, the genre and the song, and drop the rest. Check each platform’s recommendations, because they change.
Should I add the song name?
Yes. Put the artist and the song name in the title or the first line of the description, so someone who likes the clip can look up the song.
Does it post for me?
No. TONTRIA never posts on your behalf. You review the video and the text and decide when and where they go out.
Is it included in the plan?
The text is part of every clip. You only use credits for the minutes of video processed (1 credit = 1 minute).
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Paste a link and see the hook, titles and hashtags.
The free plan includes 30 credits to start, no card needed.