Find viral video ideas in your niche

Why outliers beat "most viewed"

A big account gets millions of views on almost anything, so its top video tells you little about the idea itself. An outlier is different: a video that did, say, ten times better than that creator's normal video. The audience is the same, the creator is the same — the difference is the idea, the hook or the format. That is exactly what you want to learn.

PostRN shows this as a simple badge on every video, for example 10.6× typical views, so you can see at a glance which ideas broke out.

How to find video ideas with PostRN

1. Type your niche — home workouts, Slovak recipes, personal finance for students, beginner guitar, anything.
2. Choose the platform: TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
3. Pick a time window: the last 7, 30 or 90 days, so the ideas are current.
4. Look at the outliers: each card shows the views, how many times the usual views it got, and the opening line of its caption.
5. Tap "Use this" and PostRN turns the pattern into your own original script.

Learn the pattern, don't copy the video

Copying another creator's video hurts your account and theirs. What travels from one niche to another is the pattern underneath: a relatable problem in the hook, a surprising turn, a list of three, a before-and-after. PostRN uses trending videos only to learn that pattern, and then writes something new for your audience, in your voice. See how the scripts are written.

What to look for in an outlier

• The first line. What made people stop? A question, a bold claim, a familiar frustration?
• The format. Talking to camera, a list, a story, a reaction, a tutorial?
• The length. Did it say one thing in 15 seconds, or tell a story in 60?
• The comments. What people argue about or ask is your next video.