Free YouTube Video Ideas Generator

A YouTube video ideas generator gives you topics for your next videos. Tell Deepege what your channel is about, and it checks real YouTube search suggestions, popular recent videos and even your viewers' comments, then suggests ideas with a working title, an angle and a format. Pick one and keep going in the same chat to write the title and script.

Deepege chat mockup: YouTube search suggestions and popular videos for home espresso next to five video idea cards

Mockup: YouTube search suggestions and this year's most viewed videos for a topic, turned into three video ideas

Ideas checked against real YouTube searches

Generic idea lists all look the same. Ask Deepege to look first: it can pull YouTube search suggestions for your keyword and search results sorted by views or upload date, with view counts and dates. The ideas then start from what people already type and watch, and you can open the real videos behind each idea before you film. It is a starting point, not a promise of views.

Mockup: viewer questions from a video's comments grouped by theme, each turned into a new video idea

Turn viewer questions into your next videos

Your comments are full of video ideas. Paste a link to one of your videos and Deepege reads a page of its comments, groups the questions people ask and suggests a video for each one. You can also paste a channel link to see its latest public uploads and spot topics in your niche that nobody has covered well yet.

Mockup: a chosen video idea expanded into title options and a script outline, with a save as spreadsheet button

From idea to title, script and plan

Picking the idea is only the first step. In the same chat, ask for title options, an opening hook and a full script, then a description and tags. Deepege can also save your idea list as an Excel file so you can plan the next month of uploads. For more title options, try the YouTube title generator.

How to use

1
Describe your channel
Say what your channel is about, who watches and whether you want long videos or Shorts. Edit the sample prompt above to start.
2
Review the ideas and the evidence
Read the ideas with the real videos behind them. Ask for more of one format, a narrower niche or fresher topics.
3
Turn one idea into a video plan
Pick the best idea and ask for titles, a hook and a script in the same chat, or save the list as a spreadsheet.

Used across industries

Coffee channel example: video ideas for a home espresso channel with formats like test, mistakes and guide — Hobby and how-to channels
A home espresso channel wants a month of videos. Deepege checks YouTube searches for "home espresso" and this year's most viewed videos, then suggests ideas in clear formats: a test, a mistakes list and a beginner guide.

Local business example: YouTube Shorts ideas for a plant shop, such as care tips and quick before and after clips — Local businesses on Shorts
A plant shop wants to post Shorts every week but runs out of ideas. Deepege suggests short, real moments from the shop, such as a quick care tip, a repotting before and after and an easy plant for dark rooms.

SaaS example: tutorial video ideas for an invoicing app based on customer questions and search phrases — SaaS and B2B channels
An invoicing app wants tutorials that bring in new users. Deepege turns customer questions and YouTube search phrases into how-to video ideas, each tied to a feature the product really has.

How to get better YouTube video ideas

Be specific about your niche. "Home espresso for beginners" gives far more useful ideas than "coffee".
Give a keyword to check. Ask Deepege to look at YouTube search suggestions and the most viewed videos from this month or this year for that keyword.
Say the format. Long videos, Shorts, or both. Tutorials, tests, lists, mistakes or stories.
Add what you can really film. Your products, your skills and the places you have access to. Ideas you can actually make are worth more than viral ideas you cannot.
Use your comments. Paste a link to a video with lots of comments and ask which questions come up most.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your niche, audience and format. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the ideas appear in the chat. Ask for changes until the list fits your channel, then turn the best idea into a video: get title options with the YouTube title generator, write the script with the video script generator, or plan the opening with the hook generator.

FAQ

What is a YouTube video ideas generator?

It is a tool that suggests topics for your next YouTube videos or Shorts. On this page you describe your channel, and Deepege chat suggests ideas with a working title, an angle and a format, which you can refine by chatting.

Is this YouTube video ideas generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and get ideas right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

Where do the ideas come from?

From your brief, plus real YouTube data when you ask for it: search suggestions and search results with views and upload dates for a keyword you give, the public uploads of a channel you link, and the comments on a video you link. Deepege does not see your private YouTube Studio data, such as watch time or impressions, so tell it what has worked on your channel.

Will these ideas get views?

No tool can promise views. Ideas based on what people already search and watch are a better place to start, but how a video does depends on the title, thumbnail, the video itself and your audience. Check the real videos behind an idea before you commit to filming it.

Can I get ideas for YouTube Shorts?

Yes. Ask for Shorts and give a length, such as under 45 seconds. Deepege suggests ideas that can be shown in one quick moment, and can write the hook and a short script for each one in the same chat.

Can I use the ideas on my channel?

Yes, the ideas are yours to use. Deepege does not upload to YouTube for you. Make the video your own, do not copy other creators' videos, and see the Deepege user agreement for details.