The AI kitchen for creators

Turn raw ideas into content that cooks.

Your first three seconds decide everything else. HookCooker writes them against 20 proven frameworks and scores every line, so you stop guessing which one to open with.

  • Scored 0-100, with the reason it works
  • Written for your platform's rhythm, not a generic one
  • First cook is free — no account, no card
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Optional. Hooks confirm the title first, then raise the stakes.

One line is enough. The messier the idea, the better this works.

Short or long

Hooks come back between 1 and 10 seconds. Every one shows what it runs to.

5 scored hooks in about 8 seconds. One free cook a day.

Why the lines land

A blank prompt gives you ten versions of the same sentence. This doesn't start from blank.

  1. 01

    Give it the messy version

    One line, half an idea, a title you already hate. The rougher the input, the more there is to work with.

  2. 02

    It writes against frameworks, not vibes

    Every cook runs through 20 hook frameworks with explicit platform rules — a Shorts hook and a long-form title are different jobs, written differently.

  3. 03

    Every line gets scored honestly

    Specificity, curiosity pressure, stakes, and native phrasing — 0 to 100. Weak lines score weak, so you can actually tell which one to use.

20 frameworks, not one prompt

Every cook draws from the whole library and deliberately varies across the set — five hooks, five different angles on your idea.

The cookers

One account, one voice profile, every tool a creator needs. Two are open now — the rest are on the stove.

Pricing

A cook is one generation. Every cooker spends from the same balance, so you never have to think about which tool you used.

Questions

How is this different from asking ChatGPT for hooks?

Ask a general model for hooks and you get ten versions of the same sentence, all of them confident and none of them ranked. HookCooker writes against a library of 20 named frameworks, to a runtime you pick, then scores every hook 0-100 on specificity, curiosity pressure, stakes, and phrasing — and scores the weak ones weak. You get a ranked set with the reason each one works, which is the part that lets you choose.

Do I need an account to try it?

No. The cooker on this page runs one free cook per day with no signup and no card. A free account raises that to 3 cooks a day and 10 hooks per cook.

What is a Heat Level?

A 0-100 score for how hard a hook works. Specificity is worth 30, curiosity pressure 30, stakes 20, and spoken phrasing 20 — which includes whether it actually fits the runtime you asked for, so padding costs points. Anything under 40 is Needs More Spice; 85 and up is Fresh Out the Kitchen. Sets come back with a real spread on purpose — if everything scored 90 you would have nothing to choose between.

Does it write for TikTok, Shorts, Reels, YouTube?

All of them, and it does not ask you which. A hook does not change between Shorts and Reels — what changes it is how long it runs. So the only thing you pick is short form or long form. Shorts get hooks of 1 to 10 seconds, long form 5 to 60, and the set comes back spread across that range: a 3-second hook is one sentence where every word is load-bearing, a 30-second one is a spoken paragraph that opens a loop and holds it. Every hook shows what it runs to, so you can pick the length as well as the angle.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes. Plans are monthly and cancel in one click from the billing portal. Cooks you have already used are yours; nothing is clawed back.

The next video is only as good as its first line.

Cook one free, right now. No account until you decide it's worth one.