Channel DNA
Channel DNA is a saved profile that helps TitleGen generate metadata that is more closely aligned with a specific YouTube channel.
What Channel DNA can include
- Channel niche and recurring topics.
- Brand voice and tone.
- Formatting style.
- Call-to-action patterns.
- Keyword themes.
- Recent and longer-term channel direction.
Scan a live channel
- 1Open the channel analysis area.
- 2Enter the YouTube channel handle or URL.
- 3Start the analysis and wait for the channel profile to be created.
- 4Select the saved profile when generating descriptions or other supported metadata.
Create a manual profile
If you do not have a live channel yet, use the manual profile option. You will be asked for the channel name, niche or topics, tone and brand voice, call-to-action style, and keyword themes.
Manual profiles are useful for new channels, but they depend entirely on the information you provide.
Saved profiles and multiple channels
Saved channel profiles can be selected from the channel menu. Paid users can currently save up to five channel profiles, making it easier to work across several channels.
Deleting a profile removes it from the saved channel list. Outputs generated earlier may still exist in generation history, but the deleted profile will no longer be available for new generations.
Still need help?
Contact the TitleGen team and include the email address connected to your account.
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