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HookWhere does it land
The catch the cover is built around. Templates built for it come first; none are hidden.
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- The payoffShow the best second of the video before they click.
- Out of placeOne ordinary thing where it should not be.
- The big numberOne figure so large (or small) it stops the scroll.
- The tiny detailSomething too small to make out, marked.
- Before and afterTwo states of one thing, split by a hard cut.
- Head to headTwo things and a verdict still to come.
- The correctionA claim struck through and the truth written over it.
- Too strong to be trueAn absolute claim, with a footnote that admits the twist.
- The unfinished sentenceA line that stops just before the answer.
- Cut openThe inside of something nobody has seen.
- The questionOne short question that promises a verdict.
- Where does it landA ranking the viewer wants to argue with.
20 of 48 templates · 2 built for where does it land
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9:16The Ranking
A tier strip from S to D under a blunt title. Made for lists, and readable at phone size.
The tier letters are the cover without words.
Versus
Split frame, two things, one hard line between them and a badge where they meet.
Start with thisThe Moment
The best second of the video, frozen as it happens, with the time it happens stamped on it.
Start with thisLook Closer
A wide, quiet picture with one tiny detail circled in red pencil. The click is to see it up close.
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9:16Wrong Place
One ordinary thing where it should not be, shot flat and deadpan, laid on the table as a print.
Half of it is the title's page without words.
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9:16Pull Quote
One line someone said, set large as a quotation and cut off just before the answer.
The quote is the cover without words.
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9:16Correction
One word struck through in red pencil and the truth set right after it. A correction slip.
The crossed-out word is the cover without words.
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9:16Footnote
A claim too strong to be true, set huge, with a red asterisk and a footnote that admits the twist.
The footnote is the cover without words.
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9:16The Question
One object, large and real, and one short question beside it. The video gives the verdict.
The question is the cover without words.
Cross-Section
The subject cut cleanly open, lit like a specimen and marked up like an engineering drawing.
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9:16Confession
One stark colour, a short admission in big condensed capitals, and you beside it.
The admission is the cover without words.
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9:16Big Number
One figure, very large: a price, a weight, a count of days. Everything else steps back.
The number is the cover without words.
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9:16Day One of Thirty
A tear-off calendar page on every episode of a series. Only the day changes.
The day number is the cover without words.
Before / After
Two states of one thing. The before is washed out, the after is in full colour.
Start with thisField Notes
A handwritten paper label on a wide landscape, with the place stamped above it.
Start with thisQuiet Desk
Low contrast, lots of air, one small object in sharp focus, a calm serif title.
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9:16Front Page
A tabloid front page: your masthead, a heavy serif headline, the picture boxed like a news photo.
A front page is made of headlines without words.
Cutout
One object on a flat, loud colour with a round sticker. A shop window, not a photo.
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