Strong Video Checker

The first 3 seconds carry a scroll-stopping hook+15The video is about one idea only — not three+10There's a story or arc: beginning → turn → ending+9On-screen text delivers the message without sound+7Ends with one clear call to action (follow/save/order)+7Fast pacing: cuts every 2-4 seconds, no dead moments+6Clean, audible sound (or fitting music)+6Vertical 9:16, filling the whole screen+5Feels native to the platform — not a repurposed ad+5The product appears naturally within the first 5 seconds+10

Where does your video stand?20/100

Don't publish below this: 50 · Strong video: 80

Recommendations to strengthen the video — ordered by impact:

1.The first 3 seconds carry a scroll-stopping hook (+15)Open with the result, a shocking question, or an unexpected move — no intros, no “hi everyone, today we'll talk about”. Re-edit the opening so your strongest shot comes first.
2.The video is about one idea only — not three (+10)A video that says everything says nothing. Split the extra ideas into standalone videos — you gain clarity and more content for the same effort.
3.The product appears naturally within the first 5 seconds (+10)A sales video that saves the product for the end loses buyers before they get there. Show it early in a real-use context, and make the price or offer clear.
4.There's a story or arc: beginning → turn → ending (+9)Even in 20 seconds: problem → attempt → result. A story keeps the viewer watching to find out “what happened” — exactly what the algorithms reward.
5.On-screen text delivers the message without sound (+7)A large share watch on mute. Add captions or text headlines for the key points — without them you lose viewers in the first two seconds.
6.Ends with one clear call to action (follow/save/order) (+7)Tell the viewer what to do after watching — one ask only. “Save it for later” is the easiest commitment and lifts the video's distribution.
7.Fast pacing: cuts every 2-4 seconds, no dead moments (+6)Every boring second = a chance to scroll away. Cut the breaths, repetition, and gaps — the moment a viewer hesitates, you've lost them.
8.Clean, audible sound (or fitting music) (+6)People forgive average visuals but never bad audio. Record somewhere quiet or bring the mic closer — and try the platform's trending sounds.
9.Vertical 9:16, filling the whole screen (+5)A horizontal video with black bars screams “reposted”. Shoot vertical from the start and keep the key elements mid-frame, away from the interface buttons.
10.Feels native to the platform — not a repurposed ad (+5)Content that looks like what the platform's own users make travels further: phone footage, talking straight to camera, no opening logos.

Your video scores 20/100 — don't publish it as is: posting weak content teaches the algorithm to ignore you. Work through the recommendations below and check it again.

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