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# Youtube scripts

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## Youtube scripts

You can use Contouron to write long-form scripts for Youtube videos.

There is a prebuilt prompt in your Prompts Library called "Youtube Video Script".

There is also another Youtube prompt called "Youtube Description and Timestamps" which will generate a description with timestamps that you can paste into your Youtube video description.

Here's how to [create, edit, and manage all your prompts](https://docs.contouron.com/tips-and-tricks/make-output-sound-like-you) within Contouron.


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