Free YouTube Tags Extractor / Viewer

What is a YouTube Tags Extractor?

A YouTube Tags Extractor (or YouTube Tag Viewer/Finder) is a tool that allows you to see the hidden metadata tags associated with a YouTube video. Video creators can add these tags when uploading their content to help YouTube's algorithm understand the video's topic and context, which can influence its discoverability in search results and recommendations. Our free YouTube video tag finder lets you see these keywords.

Why Use Our Free YouTube Tag Viewer?

• Competitor Analysis: See which tags successful videos in your niche are using to get ideas for your own content.
• Keyword Research: Discover relevant keywords and long-tail phrases that creators are targeting. Extract keywords from YouTube videos easily.
• Content Optimization: Understand how to better tag your own videos for improved SEO and visibility.
• Understand Video Context: Quickly grasp the main topics and themes of a video by looking at its tags.
• Simple & Fast: Paste a YouTube video URL and instantly see its associated tags.
• Copy & Download: Easily copy the list of tags or download them for further analysis.

How to Extract Keywords from a YouTube Video

• Copy YouTube Video URL: Go to the YouTube video you want to analyze. Copy its URL from your browser's address bar or via the "Share" button.
• Paste URL: Paste the copied YouTube video URL into the input field on our tool.
• Extract Tags: Click the "Extract Tags" button.
• View Tags: The tool will attempt to fetch the video page data (via a CORS proxy) and parse out the tags. The extracted tags will be displayed in a list.
• Copy or Download: Use the "Copy Tags" button to copy all tags (comma-separated) to your clipboard, or "Download Tags" to save them as a text file.

Disclaimer: This tool attempts to extract tags by fetching and parsing public YouTube video page data. YouTube's page structure can change, which might affect the tool's ability to find tags. Furthermore, not all videos have tags, or creators may choose to make them less discoverable. For official and comprehensive video data, the YouTube Data API (requiring an API key) is the authoritative source.