Upload a video and get a 0-100 virality score, a first-3-seconds hook rating, retention risk flags, and specific edits to make it perform better. Each analysis is 2 credits, so your first score is covered by the 4 free credits new accounts get after email verification.
Virality score
Visually appealing but generic
Hook: Strong
Recorded clips from the studio. Results vary with the prompt, the model and the settings.
Add the short-form video you plan to post to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. The predictor reads the actual frames and pacing, not just the caption or hashtags.
A video-understanding vision model watches the full clip, with extra weight on the first 3 seconds where most viewers decide whether to keep watching or scroll.
You receive a 0-100 virality score, a hook strength rating, and a short list of retention risks, such as a slow open or a weak payoff, plus a one-line verdict and summary.
Each result includes concrete suggestions you can act on, like tightening the cold open or moving the reveal earlier. Re-run for 2 credits after editing to compare scores.
Yes. The Viralance video virality predictor costs 2 credits per analysis, and new accounts get 4 free credits after email verification, so your first virality score is free with no card. After that, each re-check is 2 credits from one-time packages with no subscription.
No tool can guarantee a video goes viral, but the Video Virality Predictor estimates its potential with a 0-100 virality score based on the actual footage. It uses a video-understanding vision model to rate your first-3-seconds hook and flag retention risks, so you can fix weak points before posting. Each analysis costs 2 credits.
You upload a video and a video-understanding model watches the clip. It returns an estimated 0-100 virality score, a Weak/Average/Strong hook rating for the first 3 seconds, a short list of retention risks, and concrete suggestions to improve the cut. The analysis costs 2 credits and you can re-run it after editing.
The predictor scores from 0 to 100, with higher meaning stronger viral potential. Rather than chasing one number, use the breakdown: a low hook strength rating on the first 3 seconds is the most common reason short-form videos stall, so fix that first, then re-check for 2 credits to see if the score moves.
Yes. The predictor gives a separate hook strength rating focused on the first 3 seconds, the window where most viewers decide to keep watching or scroll. It reads the opening frames and pacing, then tells you whether the hook lands and what to change if it doesn't.
Each analysis costs 2 credits on Viralance, paid from one-time credit packages with no subscription. Because it's only 2 credits, you can score several versions of the same video and post the one with the highest virality score and strongest hook rating.
It analyzes the actual video. A video-understanding vision model watches the frames and pacing of your clip to produce the 0-100 score, hook rating, and retention risk flags, rather than guessing from your caption, title, or hashtags.
Make your first one in a few minutes. The credit cost is shown before you generate.