About Marquee
Marquee turns a video topic into a batch of ready-to-use YouTube titles across a handful of proven formats — how-tos, listicles, questions, bold claims, and comparisons. Everything is generated in your browser from your own words; nothing is uploaded or stored.
Features
- Five distinct title formats, mix and match as you like
- Live character count with a warning once a title runs long
- Optional year and emoji, on or off per batch
- One-tap copy per title, or copy the whole batch at once
- Reroll for a fresh set without retyping your topic
- Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
How to use it
- Type your video's topic, plus an optional angle or benefit and a comparison term.
- Pick which title styles you want — leave them all on for the widest spread.
- Tap "Generate titles" and copy the ones you like.
- Tap "New batch" for more options without losing your inputs, or edit the topic and generate again.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the character count matter?
YouTube tends to truncate titles somewhere around 60–70 characters in search results and suggested videos, so titles are marked once they pass that range. Nothing stops you from using a longer title — it's just a heads-up about where it may get cut off.
Is my topic sent anywhere?
No. Every title is built from templates and filled in locally in your browser. Nothing about your topic or your generated titles leaves your device.
Why do some styles need a comparison term?
The comparison format needs something to compare against — fill in "Compared against" to use it, or leave it blank and just skip that style.
Can I edit a generated title?
Copy it and edit it anywhere you like — Marquee is meant as a starting point for a stronger title, not a final answer.
Why do I sometimes get fewer titles than expected?
If a style has no matching template for your inputs — for example, comparison titles with no "Compared against" term — it's skipped rather than filled with a blank.