Type your niche, pick how often you post, and get a ready-to-use YouTube content calendar in one click. Download it as an Excel file (with a Status dropdown) or a CSV for Google Sheets. It runs in your browser: no sign-up, nothing is sent anywhere.
How to use your content calendar
- Enter your niche and click Generate. Use a short phrase (two to four words) so the ideas read naturally.
- Download the Excel file (it has a Status dropdown for each video), or the CSV. Both open in Excel, and Google Sheets can import either (File → Import).
- Edit the ideas to fit your channel, then change Status as each video moves from planned to published.
- Write the title, description and tags for each video with the free tools below.
What a good content calendar includes
A mix of formats keeps a channel from going stale: teaching videos that get found in search, process videos that build trust, list and comparison videos that get clicked, and community videos that bring viewers back. The generator rotates through all five. Posting two or three times a week for four weeks is enough to see what your audience responds to.
Want a spreadsheet with a column for every production step? Download the free content calendar template, or follow the full content production workflow. Out of ideas? See YouTube content ideas for any niche.
Finish each video with free AI tools
- TitleCraft – free AI YouTube title generator
- DescriptionCraft – free YouTube description generator
- TagCraft – free YouTube tag generator
Frequently asked questions
Is the content calendar generator free?
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up, and runs in your browser, so your niche is never sent anywhere.
How often should I post on YouTube?
Pick a pace you can keep up, such as one or two videos a week. A calendar you follow beats a bigger plan you abandon.
Can I edit the calendar after downloading it?
Yes. The Excel file has a Status dropdown for each video (Planned, Scripted, Recorded, Edited, Published), so you can track progress.