YouTube Video Info & Tag Extractor
See any YouTube video’s tags, views, likes, comments, duration, category and upload date. Copy all tags, pull chapters, links and hashtags from the description, and read top comments.
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About YouTube Video Info & Tag Extractor
YouTube Video Info & Tag Extractor shows the details YouTube keeps about a public video but does not put on the watch page. Paste a watch, youtu.be, Shorts, live or embed link (or just the 11-character ID) and you get the title, channel, upload date, duration, view count, like count and comment count, plus an engagement rate (likes and comments as a share of views). The video’s tags are listed in full with a one-click “Copy all tags” button and a meter showing how much of YouTube’s 500-character tag limit they use. The description is shown with its chapters (clickable timestamps), hashtags and links pulled out into tidy lists, and a details grid covers category, HD or SD, captions, made-for-kids, language, embedding, licensed content and live status. You can load the top comments on demand, copy a privacy-enhanced embed code, and jump straight to the thumbnail downloader, the chapter editor or the channel’s stats. Data comes from YouTube’s official API and is refreshed every few hours. Some videos hide their like count, and many have no tags; the tool says so instead of guessing.
How to use YouTube Video Info & Tag Extractor
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Paste a video link
Any watch, youtu.be, Shorts, live or embed link, or the video ID.
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Get the info
See views, likes, comments, duration, category and upload date.
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Copy the tags
Copy every tag at once, with the 500-character meter.
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Explore the description
Chapters, hashtags and links are pulled out for you.
Key features
See hidden tags
Tags are not shown on YouTube’s watch page; here they are, ready to copy.
Real numbers
Views, likes and comments straight from YouTube’s official API.
Engagement rate
Likes plus comments as a share of views, to compare videos fairly.
Description, organised
Chapters, hashtags and links listed separately.
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Who uses it
Research videos in seconds
YouTubers
See how successful videos in your niche are tagged and described.
ExampleCompare the tags on the top 5 videos for your topic.
SEO and marketers
Check titles, descriptions and engagement before a campaign.
ExampleCheck a sponsored video’s engagement rate before booking.
Students and researchers
Record accurate upload dates and view counts for citations.
ExampleCite a video with its exact upload date.
Brands and agencies
Vet influencer videos with real numbers.
ExampleCompare likes and comments across a creator’s recent videos.
Tips for using video data
Read the numbers the right way
Tags are a small signal
Titles, descriptions and thumbnails matter far more than tags for search. Use tags for spellings and variations.
Compare engagement, not views
A smaller video with a higher engagement rate often has a more loyal audience.
Mind the video’s age
Older videos have had more time to collect views; compare videos of a similar age.
Fix your chapters
Import a video’s chapters and check them against YouTube’s rules.
Timestamp GeneratorLook at the channel too
One video can be an outlier; check the channel’s overall numbers.
YouTube Channel Stats
