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name: cross-platform-recut-planner description: Repackage one core content idea into platform-native versions for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Use when the user wants to repurpose a video/script, adapt tone and pacing per platform, or ship a coordinated cross-platform short-form plan without copy-paste content.

Cross Platform Recut Planner

Skill Card

• Category: Creator Content
• Core problem: How to repurpose one idea across TikTok/Reels/Shorts?
• Best for: Cross-channel distribution planning
• Expected input: Source concept/video + channel goals + constraints
• Expected output: Platform-specific recut matrix with hooks/CTA/length
• Creatop handoff: Generate platform-specific script variants in Creatop

What this does

Turn one core idea into three native cuts:

• TikTok
• Reels
• Shorts

Workflow

1) Capture source unit

Collect:

• core message
• audience
• desired action
• available assets

2) Define platform intent

Set one primary goal per platform:

• TikTok: fast discovery resonance
• Reels: social share + polish
• Shorts: search + retention consistency

3) Build recut matrix

For each platform, define:

• hook line
• 15–45s beat structure
• caption style
• on-screen text cues
• CTA line

4) Output production pack

Return:

• 3 final scripts (TikTok/Reels/Shorts)
• edit notes (cuts, B-roll, subtitle style)
• posting sequence (timing)
• KPI check suggestion (e.g., hold rate/CTR/save rate)

Differentiation rules

• Do not reuse the same first sentence across all platforms.
• Ensure each script has meaningful wording and pacing differences.
• Keep the same central promise while adapting delivery style.

Quality rules

• Avoid copy-paste republishing.
• Keep each cut natively worded and behavior-aware.
• Make all versions executable with the provided assets.

License

Copyright (c) 2026 Razestar.

This skill is provided under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 for non-commercial use. You may reuse and adapt it with attribution to Razestar, and share derivatives under the same license.

Commercial use requires a separate paid commercial license from Razestar. No trademark rights are granted.