Go Viral by Copying What Works
Decode the secrets of viral TikTok videos. Analyze structure, timing, and content patterns of successful videos to replicate their formula for your own viral success.
How It Works
Four simple steps to decode viral videos and replicate their success
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Creators Are Going Viral With Our Analysis
Join thousands who've cracked the TikTok algorithm
Jessica M.
Dance Creator
"I analyzed a viral dance trend and copied the exact format. My video hit "2.4M views in just 48 hours!"
Ryan T.
Comedy Content
"The timing analysis was key! I structured my jokes exactly like the viral videos and gained "127K followers in one month."
Aisha L.
Lifestyle Influencer
"I analyzed the top 5 product reveal videos and copied their format. Now my product launches average "500K+ views each!"
3.2M+
Videos Analyzed
87%
Success Rate
14K+
Creators Helped
5.7B
Total Views Generated
From 0 to 1 Million: The @CookWithMike Story
How a home chef used our analyzer to decode viral cooking videos and build a seven-figure business
@CookWithMike
Mike Chen • Food Creator
The Challenge
Mike was a talented home chef with only 230 followers. Despite creating high-quality cooking videos, he struggled to gain traction and stand out among thousands of food creators.
The Analysis
Using our tool, Mike analyzed the top 20 viral cooking videos. He discovered specific patterns in timing, camera angles, hook phrases, and recipe complexity that consistently led to viral success.
The Results
Within 3 months, Mike grew from 230 to over 1 million followers. He now runs a successful online cooking school and has launched a line of cooking products generating $50K+ monthly.
Key Insights from Mike's Analysis
The 3-Second Hook
Viral videos started with a surprising claim or question in the first 3 seconds, not lengthy intros.
Optimal Video Length
The most successful recipe videos were between 42-58 seconds, not the 3+ minutes Mike was posting.
Content Structure
Viral videos showed the finished dish first, then ingredients, with 4-6 quick cuts during preparation.