Vutton Creation Guide

Updated: August 28, 2026

Check these three things first

Keep one line or sound in one Vutton.

Keep the title close to what you hear, not a long scene description.

We recommend creating Vuttons from full videos on official channels.

1. How to Write a Vutton Title

The title should show what users will hear, not a long explanation of the scene. Short and recognizable is best.

💡 Examples make it easier

Title writing

Bad

A cute cheeseburger order scene

Good

Please give me a cheeseburger

✅ Check before upload

Good examples: Please give me a cheeseburger, おはようございます, I am not a cat
Avoid: A cute cheeseburger order scene, A suddenly funny moment, legendary clip

2. Multilingual Titles

Multilingual titles should point to the same meaning. Proper nouns, fandom words, and memes do not need forced literal translation.

💡 Examples make it easier

Multilingual title

Bad

ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Cute burger moment

Good

ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Please give me a cheeseburger

✅ Check before upload

Good example: ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Please give me a cheeseburger / ja チーズバーガーをください
Avoid: ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Cute burger moment / ja かわいいシーン

3. Writing What You Hear

If the Creator says something playfully on purpose, you can write it as it sounds. Just do not change the meaning.

💡 Examples make it easier

What you hear

Bad

A very funny burger moment

Good

tteedeu burger jjutteyo

✅ Check before upload

Allowed examples: 띠드버거 주떼요, arigatou gozaimashu, ohayo gozaimasu
Recommended flow: standard expression → translation suggestion → review → final edit to match the sound

4. Clip Length and Segment Selection

A Vutton is a quick sound button, not a long clip. Keep the core sound and trim extra silence.

💡 Examples make it easier

Segment

Bad

A full 40-second conversation

Good

The core 4-second line

✅ Check before upload

Recommended length is 1 to 10 seconds. Even with a special reason, keep it within 15 seconds when possible.
Start just before the line begins and end just after it finishes. Trim unnecessary silence before and after.
Laughs, reactions, and sound effects may be included when they are the point of the Vutton.
Avoid long silence, long unrelated talk after the line, mixed topics, or segments where only BGM remains.

5. Source Submission Rule

The source should be specific enough for moderators to find the original again. URL, title, channel, and time range help a lot.

💡 Examples make it easier

Source

Bad

I saw it on YouTube

Good

Original URL + video title + channel + start/end time

✅ Check before upload

Whenever possible, submit the original URL, video title, channel name, platform, start time, and end time.
The desktop uploader can save the original URL, video title, channel name, platform, and segment start/end times together.
Use the source note for video title, channel name, and platform. Segment times are stored separately as start and end time.
Unrelated URLs, fabricated sources, or intentionally vague sources may result in rejection or temporary blocking.

6. Rights and Reuse Policy Checks

A source does not automatically mean reuse is allowed. Check the original platform and Creator policy first.

💡 Examples make it easier

Rights

Bad

I added the source, so it is fine

Good

I checked that clipping and reuse are allowed

✅ Check before upload

Do not upload content where the rights holder, Creator, agency, or platform prohibits clipping, reuse, audio extraction, or soundboard registration.
Do not upload membership-only, paid, private, or deleted content where public reuse is unclear.
If platform rules and Creator-specific clipping rules differ, follow the most restrictive applicable rule.

7. Tags and Situations

Choose one situation by the line’s main reusable speaking purpose, not by the shape of a word. Use tags for secondary mood and scene context.

💡 Examples make it easier

Grammar vs. purpose

Bad

Nobody is unaware of them → Negative / Refusal

Good

Nobody is unaware of them → Assertion / Claim / Conclusion

Question-shaped request

Bad

Could you do this? → Question / Confirmation

Good

Could you do this? → Favor / Request / Command

✅ Check before upload

Greeting / Farewell: meeting or parting — Hello, Good night, See you
Positive / Agreement: agreement, acceptance, or approval — Right, Sounds good, Okay
Negative / Refusal: disagreement, rejection, or dislike — No, I do not want to, You cannot
Answer / Reaction: a response to a preceding question or event — I see, It was me, Three people
Backchannel / Filler: a brief sound that keeps conversation moving — Mm-hm, Uh, Hmm, Aha
Question / Confirmation: asks for information or an answer — Is he a man?, Is this right?
Assertion / Claim / Conclusion: states a fact, opinion, or judgment with certainty — Everyone knows, I am right
Embarrassed: confusion, awkwardness, or embarrassment — What do I do?, This is embarrassing
Thanks: expresses gratitude — Thank you, Thanks a lot
Apology: expresses fault or regret — Sorry, I apologize
Favor / Request / Command: asks someone to do or stop doing something — Help me, Stop it, Focus
Laugh: audible laughter or a spoken laugh — Ha ha ha, Pfft
Praise / Congratulations / Cheer: praises, congratulates, or encourages — Well done, Congratulations, You can do it
Comfort / Concern: soothes someone or shows concern — It is okay, That must have been hard
Exclamation / Scream / SFX: a short exclamation, surprise, scream, or nonverbal effect — Wow!, Gasp!, Aah!, Boing
Sadness / Crying / Pain: sadness, crying, hurt, or distress is central — Sob, I am sad, It hurts
General Statement / Other: a neutral statement that does not fit another situation — The stream starts at eight
If you want an answer, choose Question / Confirmation. If you want an action, choose Favor / Request / Command. If you state a fact or judgment with certainty, choose Assertion / Claim / Conclusion.
Do not choose Negative / Refusal only because the sentence contains a grammatical negative. Example: Nobody does not know them means Assertion / Claim / Conclusion.
Use about three to eight tags for secondary context such as game title, mood, meme, rebuttal, or joke.

8. Duplicate Vuttons

If the same Vutton already exists, use it instead of uploading another copy. Duplicates make browsing harder.

💡 Examples make it easier

Duplicate

Bad

Upload the same URL and segment again

Good

Use the existing Vutton or keep the clearer one

✅ Check before upload

The same source URL, Creator, start time, end time, and line or sound may be treated as a duplicate.
When several similar Vuttons exist, prefer the one with better audio quality, title, source, and translations.

9. Content Not Allowed or Requiring Caution

If a clip can harm someone or has major rights risk, do not upload it. Check context before making it public.

💡 Examples make it easier

Caution

Bad

An aggressive line cut out of context

Good

A public clip with clear context and rights

✅ Check before upload

Insults, hate, sexual content, personal information, or private-life exposure
Maliciously edited statements, or edits that remove context and distort meaning
Segments where the Creator prohibits reuse, or content with unclear copyright or permission
Third-party music, BGM, ads, video clips, images, or other material with separate rights risks

Final check

A Vutton is a short sound button. Keep the title close to what users hear, keep the segment short, and leave a source that can be checked later.

Vutton Creation Guide

Updated: August 28, 2026

Check these three things first

Keep one line or sound in one Vutton.

Keep the title close to what you hear, not a long scene description.

We recommend creating Vuttons from full videos on official channels.

1. How to Write a Vutton Title

The title should show what users will hear, not a long explanation of the scene. Short and recognizable is best.

💡 Examples make it easier

Title writing

Bad

A cute cheeseburger order scene

Good

Please give me a cheeseburger

✅ Check before upload

Good examples: Please give me a cheeseburger, おはようございます, I am not a cat
Avoid: A cute cheeseburger order scene, A suddenly funny moment, legendary clip

2. Multilingual Titles

Multilingual titles should point to the same meaning. Proper nouns, fandom words, and memes do not need forced literal translation.

💡 Examples make it easier

Multilingual title

Bad

ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Cute burger moment

Good

ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Please give me a cheeseburger

✅ Check before upload

Good example: ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Please give me a cheeseburger / ja チーズバーガーをください
Avoid: ko 치즈버거 주세요 / en Cute burger moment / ja かわいいシーン

3. Writing What You Hear

If the Creator says something playfully on purpose, you can write it as it sounds. Just do not change the meaning.

💡 Examples make it easier

What you hear

Bad

A very funny burger moment

Good

tteedeu burger jjutteyo

✅ Check before upload

Allowed examples: 띠드버거 주떼요, arigatou gozaimashu, ohayo gozaimasu
Recommended flow: standard expression → translation suggestion → review → final edit to match the sound

4. Clip Length and Segment Selection

A Vutton is a quick sound button, not a long clip. Keep the core sound and trim extra silence.

💡 Examples make it easier

Segment

Bad

A full 40-second conversation

Good

The core 4-second line

✅ Check before upload

Recommended length is 1 to 10 seconds. Even with a special reason, keep it within 15 seconds when possible.
Start just before the line begins and end just after it finishes. Trim unnecessary silence before and after.
Laughs, reactions, and sound effects may be included when they are the point of the Vutton.
Avoid long silence, long unrelated talk after the line, mixed topics, or segments where only BGM remains.

5. Source Submission Rule

The source should be specific enough for moderators to find the original again. URL, title, channel, and time range help a lot.

💡 Examples make it easier

Source

Bad

I saw it on YouTube

Good

Original URL + video title + channel + start/end time

✅ Check before upload

Whenever possible, submit the original URL, video title, channel name, platform, start time, and end time.
The desktop uploader can save the original URL, video title, channel name, platform, and segment start/end times together.
Use the source note for video title, channel name, and platform. Segment times are stored separately as start and end time.
Unrelated URLs, fabricated sources, or intentionally vague sources may result in rejection or temporary blocking.

6. Rights and Reuse Policy Checks

A source does not automatically mean reuse is allowed. Check the original platform and Creator policy first.

💡 Examples make it easier

Rights

Bad

I added the source, so it is fine

Good

I checked that clipping and reuse are allowed

✅ Check before upload

Do not upload content where the rights holder, Creator, agency, or platform prohibits clipping, reuse, audio extraction, or soundboard registration.
Do not upload membership-only, paid, private, or deleted content where public reuse is unclear.
If platform rules and Creator-specific clipping rules differ, follow the most restrictive applicable rule.

7. Tags and Situations

Choose one situation by the line’s main reusable speaking purpose, not by the shape of a word. Use tags for secondary mood and scene context.

💡 Examples make it easier

Grammar vs. purpose

Bad

Nobody is unaware of them → Negative / Refusal

Good

Nobody is unaware of them → Assertion / Claim / Conclusion

Question-shaped request

Bad

Could you do this? → Question / Confirmation

Good

Could you do this? → Favor / Request / Command

✅ Check before upload

Greeting / Farewell: meeting or parting — Hello, Good night, See you
Positive / Agreement: agreement, acceptance, or approval — Right, Sounds good, Okay
Negative / Refusal: disagreement, rejection, or dislike — No, I do not want to, You cannot
Answer / Reaction: a response to a preceding question or event — I see, It was me, Three people
Backchannel / Filler: a brief sound that keeps conversation moving — Mm-hm, Uh, Hmm, Aha
Question / Confirmation: asks for information or an answer — Is he a man?, Is this right?
Assertion / Claim / Conclusion: states a fact, opinion, or judgment with certainty — Everyone knows, I am right
Embarrassed: confusion, awkwardness, or embarrassment — What do I do?, This is embarrassing
Thanks: expresses gratitude — Thank you, Thanks a lot
Apology: expresses fault or regret — Sorry, I apologize
Favor / Request / Command: asks someone to do or stop doing something — Help me, Stop it, Focus
Laugh: audible laughter or a spoken laugh — Ha ha ha, Pfft
Praise / Congratulations / Cheer: praises, congratulates, or encourages — Well done, Congratulations, You can do it
Comfort / Concern: soothes someone or shows concern — It is okay, That must have been hard
Exclamation / Scream / SFX: a short exclamation, surprise, scream, or nonverbal effect — Wow!, Gasp!, Aah!, Boing
Sadness / Crying / Pain: sadness, crying, hurt, or distress is central — Sob, I am sad, It hurts
General Statement / Other: a neutral statement that does not fit another situation — The stream starts at eight
If you want an answer, choose Question / Confirmation. If you want an action, choose Favor / Request / Command. If you state a fact or judgment with certainty, choose Assertion / Claim / Conclusion.
Do not choose Negative / Refusal only because the sentence contains a grammatical negative. Example: Nobody does not know them means Assertion / Claim / Conclusion.
Use about three to eight tags for secondary context such as game title, mood, meme, rebuttal, or joke.

8. Duplicate Vuttons

If the same Vutton already exists, use it instead of uploading another copy. Duplicates make browsing harder.

💡 Examples make it easier

Duplicate

Bad

Upload the same URL and segment again

Good

Use the existing Vutton or keep the clearer one

✅ Check before upload

The same source URL, Creator, start time, end time, and line or sound may be treated as a duplicate.
When several similar Vuttons exist, prefer the one with better audio quality, title, source, and translations.

9. Content Not Allowed or Requiring Caution

If a clip can harm someone or has major rights risk, do not upload it. Check context before making it public.

💡 Examples make it easier

Caution

Bad

An aggressive line cut out of context

Good

A public clip with clear context and rights

✅ Check before upload

Insults, hate, sexual content, personal information, or private-life exposure
Maliciously edited statements, or edits that remove context and distort meaning
Segments where the Creator prohibits reuse, or content with unclear copyright or permission
Third-party music, BGM, ads, video clips, images, or other material with separate rights risks

Final check

A Vutton is a short sound button. Keep the title close to what users hear, keep the segment short, and leave a source that can be checked later.