One-Click Viral guide: topics, scripts, extraction and rewriting

Follow the WeChat mini program workflow for trending topics, custom topics, video script extraction and rewriting. Includes Chinese interface screenshots and a ready-to-use business brief.

Open One-Click Viral when you need a topic, an opening line or a way to study a reference video script.

I will walk you through its three entry points. You do not need to use all three every time: browse trends for ideas, create custom topics for your business, or extract and rewrite a reference script. The goal is a script you can record or take into Smart Editing.

01 · Open One-Click Viral and choose a task

Open the Super Player AI Agent WeChat mini program and select One-Click Viral on the home screen. You will find trending topics, custom topics and a video extraction field.

For your first attempt, choose one task. I will use a desk-accessory pouch as an example; replace it with your own product or business.

02 · Find ideas in trending topics

Select Trending Topics, choose a category relevant to your account and browse the topics below.

Ask whether the topic connects to your business. A storage product can address misplaced accessories before leaving home; an unrelated news story does not need to become a product pitch just because it is popular.

Choose a topic and start script generation. If a length selector appears, choose a length suitable for one short video instead of a long article.

Read the generated script first. Replace examples that do not fit your business, remove filler and repetition and keep one clear point. Copy it once it is ready.

Check facts and dates before using a topic about news, statistics or policy. A trending topic is a starting point; you still make the editorial decision.

03 · Create topics around your own business

Return to One-Click Viral and open custom topic creation. Fill in the product or industry, audience, their main problem and the value you offer.

Avoid using only broad labels such as ecommerce or export sales. Be specific about the product, the person using it, the situation and the single question the content will answer. Use this structure:

Product/industry: desk-accessory storage
Audience: commuters carrying cables, earbuds and small accessories
Problem: items are scattered and must be found before leaving
Value: demonstrate a packing sequence using one zipper pouch
Single topic: keep the accessories needed for a trip together
Available shots: scattered items, opening the pouch, placing items inside, closing the zipper
Exclude: unconfirmed water resistance, certifications and device compatibility

Generate the topic list and choose one you can explain with the footage you have. If the ideas are too broad, refine the audience or situation in your brief. Do not combine the whole list into one script.

For this example, focus on keeping a charging cable ready before leaving and demonstrate the packing action, rather than listing every product benefit.

04 · Turn the topic into a spoken script

After choosing a topic, start script creation. Read the result aloud before using it. Check for a slow opening, long sentences and an ending that asks for too many actions at once.

I recommend one action per video. For saves, make the method useful; for inquiries, answer the buyer’s main question. Compare your result with this pouch example:

Looking for your charging cable before leaving again?
Put today’s earbuds, cables and small accessories on the desk, then pack them into the pouch one by one.
Keep essentials easy to reach and check everything before closing the zipper.
Save this packing routine for your next trip.

Use words you would naturally say. Remove empty claims and do not add product effects you have not verified. Copy the revised version as the final script for recording or editing.

05 · Extract the script from a reference video

Open the reference video in Douyin, select Share and copy its link. Return to the extraction field in One-Click Viral, paste the link and select Extract.

After processing, open the result and review the extracted narration. Compare it with the original for missing sentences, transcription errors and names. If extraction fails, check that the video is still accessible and copy the link again instead of repeatedly submitting it.

06 · Rewrite for your own topic

Select Rewrite in the result details and enter your topic. Instead of asking for a generic rewrite, specify your product, audience and the point of the video.

You can learn from the opening, order of questions and pacing, while replacing the content with your own. Do not turn the original creator’s experiences, income, customer results or product figures into claims about yourself.

Topic: packing a charging cable and earbuds before commuting.
Product: a zipper pouch.
Audience: office workers carrying small accessories.
Borrow only the structure: situation, method and closing reminder.
Use three actions: scattered items on a desk, packing them one by one and checking before leaving.
Keep the wording conversational and short. Do not add personal experiences, sales figures or unverified product effects.

07 · Move from the script to recording and editing

Finish with three checks: read it aloud for flow, compare it with verified product facts and make sure each line has a corresponding shot.

Use the script for recording or filming, or paste it into Smart Editing for an avatar-led or footage-only video and select the voice, avatar and clips. Finalize the draft before generating a batch.

Continue with the full guide for avatar cloning, voice replication and editing settings.

Desktop access · Members only

Members only. Sign in with your membership account to work on longer scripts, copy text and continue creating. Menus differ between the phone and desktop versions; make sure you are using your own membership account.