Going viral is not luck,it is structure.
Paste the transcript of a video that worked and get its hook, story formula and scene skeleton. We adapt that structure to your product and tone, without copying the video.
Rather hand the job over? In our Content Production service we run this tool for you; scope and monthly price are published.
Content creation servicesThe three parts of a viral video
In short video, viewers decide in the first seconds whether to stay. That is why videos that work share structure more than subject: a strong opening, a familiar storyline and short scenes.
| Hook type | Opening line example | When it works |
|---|---|---|
| Question | "Why does nobody tell you this?" | Topics that spark curiosity |
| Shock | "You won't believe this." | When the result is genuinely surprising |
| Promise | "I'll show you in 3 minutes." | Educational content |
| Demo | "Look at this." | Showing a product or a process |
| Reveal | "Turns out we've been doing it wrong for years." | Correcting a common belief |
| Controversial | "Nobody says this, but..." | Opinion pieces; use with care |
- Problem, agitate, solve: name a problem and show the fix.
- Before and after: put the difference side by side.
- List: the "5 things you didn't know" format.
- Myth-busting: correct a common mistake.
- Tutorial: show a task step by step.
How the Viral Video Loop works
- 1Enter the video
Paste the transcript of a video that worked; URL, length and niche are optional.
- 2Extract the anatomy
Hook type, formula, scene skeleton and call to action are separated.
- 3Your version
Write your topic or product and pick a tone: educational, fun, friendly, technical.
- 4Ready
Send the adapted skeleton to the Scenes tool or add it to the calendar.
To turn scenes into visuals use the Scenes tool; to produce the video use the AI video generator.
Adapt the structure, do not copy the video
Re-uploading someone else's video is a copyright problem and does not work anyway; viewers do not watch the same video twice. What works is taking the hook type and storyline and rebuilding them with your own product and words.
Where to measure whether a video worked
- 1Publish and wait a few days; an hour of data misleads.
- 2Check where viewers drop off in the platform's own analytics; YouTube shows this in its audience retention key moments report.
- 3A big drop in the first seconds means change the hook; a drop in the middle means shorten the scenes.
- 4Feed the structure that worked back into the loop with a new topic.
Finished videos can publish directly to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube; TikTok-specific screens are on the TikTok management page. To hand production and publishing over completely, see our content creation service.
Frequently asked questions
How do you make a viral video?
Open with a strong hook, pick a familiar story formula and keep scenes short. Decoding the structure of videos that worked and adapting it to your topic is the fastest route.
What is a hook?
The first line or first seconds of a video, where viewers decide whether to stay. Types include question, promise and demo.
Does the Viral Video Loop produce the video?
Not directly. It extracts the structure and adapts it to your topic; you send the scenes to the Scenes tool or add them to the calendar.
Is copying someone else's video a problem?
Yes. Footage, voice and music that belong to someone else cannot be used without permission. The loop only uses the structure of the text; you rebuild the video with your own product and words.
How do I know if a video worked?
Check where viewers drop off in the platform's own analytics. The loop screen does not measure performance.
Which platforms is it for?
Vertical short video such as Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Finished videos can publish to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Can I use it for free?
The full panel is free with no time limit: brand, accounts, reports. Allowance: 10 captions a month, 2 images a month, 1 videos a month, 1 brand, 1 user. The Viral Video Loop needs the Influencer Suite add-on. The brand's setup model must be Influencer · Content Creator.
Sources
The official documentation behind the technical points on this page:
- [1]YouTube Help: Key moments for audience retention
Where you see the point at which viewers leave a video.
- [2]YouTube Help: Get started creating Shorts
The official description of the short vertical video format.
- [3]YouTube Help: Copyright
Why footage, voice and music owned by others cannot be used without permission.
Related pages
- Content creation serviceHand video production to our team.
- AI video generatorProduce a short video from the skeleton.
- Scenes toolTurn scenes into visuals.
- TikTok managementScreens built for TikTok.
- Reference UGC BriefReference UGC brief reads the last 12 posts of an Instagram account you admire, with their metrics, and writes UGC video briefs adapted to your brand.
Bring a structure that works to your topic.
The full panel is free with no time limit: brand, accounts, reports. Allowance: 10 captions a month, 2 images a month, 1 videos a month, 1 brand, 1 user.