AI Prompts for TikTok Scripts

Prompts for TikTok hooks, short scripts, voiceovers, content series, and viral video angles.

Who These Prompts Are For

TikTok creators, brands, faceless pages, coaches, educators, and marketers who want short scripts that hold attention. These prompts help you write hooks, 15-second scripts, faceless voiceovers, content series, and CTAs that feel human.

How to Use These Prompts

Copy any prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool. Replace placeholders like [topic], [audience], and [product]. Specify the length you want, and give a voice sample so scripts sound like you. Always read scripts aloud and tweak for flow.

Hook Prompts

Generate TikTok hooks:

Write 15 TikTok hooks for a video about [topic], aimed at [audience].

Each hook is the first spoken line (under 8 words where possible) and must make someone stop scrolling. Mix: bold claims, mistakes, curiosity gaps, results, and "you're doing X wrong" angles. No clickbait the video can't deliver.

Test hook variations for one idea:

My video is about [topic / the payoff]. Write 8 different hooks for the SAME video so I can test which lands.

Vary the angle: question, stat, warning, story, contrarian, "nobody tells you," result, and relatable struggle. Keep each short and punchy.

Rewrite a weak hook:

Here's my current hook: "[paste]". The video is about [topic].

Tell me why it's weak and rewrite it 5 ways that are stronger and tighter. Each should earn the next 3 seconds.

Short Script Prompts

Write a 15-second script:

Write a 15-second TikTok script about [topic] for [audience].

Structure: hook (1 line), 2-3 quick value lines, and a closing line or CTA. Keep it under ~50 spoken words. Mark the hook. Conversational, not formal. Match this voice: [sample].

Write a 30-second educational script:

Write a 30-second TikTok teaching [audience] how to [do X].

Hook, then 3-4 clear steps or tips delivered fast, then a takeaway and soft CTA. Keep it tight and skimmable when spoken. Add on-screen text suggestions in brackets.

Write a story-style script:

Turn this into a short TikTok story script: [the experience or lesson].

Hook with the most interesting moment, tell it in a few punchy beats, and land on the lesson. Keep it under 45 seconds spoken. Natural and a little casual.

Voiceover Prompts

Write a faceless voiceover:

Write a faceless TikTok voiceover script about [topic] for [audience].

It'll play over [stock footage / screen recording / text on screen]. Hook first, then deliver value in short spoken lines, then a CTA. Note suggested visuals in brackets next to each line. ~40-70 words.

Write a listicle voiceover:

Write a faceless voiceover for a "[number] [things] for [audience]" TikTok about [topic].

Quick hook, then each item as one tight spoken line with an on-screen text suggestion, then a closing CTA. Keep the pace fast.

Content Series Prompts

Plan a 7-day TikTok series:

Plan a 7-day TikTok series for [niche], aimed at [audience].

Give each day: a title, the hook, the core idea, and a one-line script direction. The series should build on itself and give people a reason to follow. Keep ideas specific to my niche.

Create a repeatable series format:

Help me design a repeatable TikTok format I can post 3x a week for [niche].

Give me: the format name, the structure (hook → middle → close), what changes each time, and 5 example episode ideas. The format should be easy to film and recognizable.

Turn one topic into 5 videos:

I want 5 TikToks from this one topic: [topic].

Break it into 5 distinct angles (e.g., the basics, a mistake, a quick win, a myth, a story). For each, give a hook and a one-line script direction so they don't overlap.

CTA Prompts

Write TikTok CTAs:

Write 8 natural TikTok CTAs for a creator in [niche] who wants [goal — follows / comments / link clicks].

Keep them casual and specific. Avoid "smash that follow." Tie each CTA to a reason the viewer benefits.

Rewrite scripts to feel more human:

Here's a TikTok script that sounds too much like AI: [paste].

Rewrite it to sound like a real person talking: contractions, shorter lines, natural rhythm, a little personality. Keep the message and length. Match this voice if helpful: [sample].