Nysos writes a title for each clip
Once it has picked out the strongest moments of your video, Nysos generates a short title for each clip, in the language of the video: 60 characters at most, catchy, with no smileys and no hashtags.
AI titles
A catchy title for every clip, written in the language of your video
The first seconds of a Short or a TikTok are where people decide to stay or scroll on. Nysos writes a short, catchy title for each clip, in the language of your video. You can show it as a title card for 5 seconds at the start, edit it by hand, and reuse it as the publishing title on TikTok or YouTube. No blank page, no text to place frame by frame.
How it works
Turn on the title card
On the Presets page, choose “Postable title”, or add the card from the clip's page. It shows for 5 seconds at the start of the clip, as a rounded white pill with black text.
Edit it, then publish
Prefer another wording? Rewrite the title in the clip's page and regenerate the clip. The title is then used when you publish to TikTok or YouTube.
A short title written for every clip
Every clip gets an AI-generated title: short (60 characters at most), written to catch attention, with one word in UPPERCASE to carry the emphasis. It contains no smileys and no hashtags, so it is ready to serve as a publishing title as it is, with no cleaning up. It can also appear on screen at the start of the clip, as the next section explains.
The title is written in the language of the video: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese or Dutch. A German podcast gets a German title, a Spanish VOD gets a Spanish one, with nothing to translate or rephrase on your side. If you want a different angle, you can always rewrite it yourself.
The title card: a written hook in the first seconds
The title card is the text overlaid at the start of the clip: a rounded white pill with black capital letters, on three lines at most, shown for 5 seconds. It sets the subject and then disappears, leaving the picture and the animated captions to carry on. On a stream with facecam and gameplay, it sits on the seam between the webcam and the game.
Why a written hook? On a feed that scrolls fast, people decide within seconds whether to stay or move on. A readable title from the first frame announces the subject to viewers who have not heard a word yet, or who watch without sound. It gives people a reason to stay.
Editing the title, or removing the card
The title is never locked. In the clip's page, the “Title” block lets you choose between “Title card” and “None”, and edit the text in the field provided. Once you have rewritten it, click “Regenerate clip”: the clip is rendered again with your title. Title, caption style and caption text can all be changed in the same page, with a single regeneration.
The clip editor also offers a “Title card at the start” option to add or remove the card. If the proposed title does not suit you, rewrite it yourself, short and direct. The shorter it is, the better it fits within the three lines of the card.
Turning it on in a preset and reusing it when you publish
For your clips to always come out with their title card, open the Presets page: the title setting offers “No title” or “Postable title”. Choose “Postable title” and save. The preset also stores the caption style, the intro (none or flash intro) and the logo, and you can use it in the clip form, in Live Watcher and in Smart Reframe.
The title does not only serve on screen. It becomes the publishing title when you send the clip to TikTok or YouTube from Nysos. The limit is 150 characters on TikTok and 100 on YouTube, so a title of 60 characters at most fits in both cases.
For a video you already have, Smart Reframe also accepts an optional title of up to 120 characters, along with the captions and the logo from your preset. If you stream, pick a preset with a title in Live Watcher: every clip taken from a live then arrives with its title.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a catchy title for a TikTok or Shorts clip?
Nysos does it for you: every clip gets a short title (60 characters at most) with one word in capitals, and no smileys or hashtags. You find it in the clip's page and can rewrite it. There is nothing to launch: the title comes with the clip.
How do I add text on screen at the start of a video?
Turn on the title card: with “Postable title” in a preset, from the clip's page, or with “Title card at the start” in the editor. The text appears on a rounded white pill, in black capital letters, on three lines at most, for 5 seconds at the start of the clip.
Can I edit the title the AI wrote?
Yes. In the clip's page, rewrite the title in the field provided, then click “Regenerate clip” to render it again with your text.
Which language is the title written in?
In the language of the video: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese or Dutch. A clip in Italian gets an Italian title, and a clip in Dutch a Dutch one. If you want a different wording, you can rewrite the title by hand in the clip's page.
Is the title reused when I publish to TikTok or YouTube?
Yes, it serves as the publishing title. It is short enough to respect the limits of 150 characters on TikTok and 100 on YouTube. On a free account, the published clip carries the “Made with Nysos” watermark; paid plans remove it.
How do I turn on the title card for all my clips?
On the Presets page, open or create a preset, choose “Postable title” instead of “No title”, then save. Use that preset in the clip form, with Live Watcher or in Smart Reframe. You can keep up to 50 presets.