YouTube tags extractor
Copy the tags and hashtags out of pasted text — a description, a comma-separated list or a video page's source — without reading through it by hand.
How to use the YouTube tags extractor
- Open the video in a desktop browser, press Ctrl+U to view its source, select all and copy (or paste a description).
- Paste it into the box.
- Copy the tags or hashtags found.
When it's useful
- Seeing which tags a public video uses
- Collecting hashtags from your own descriptions
- Cleaning a messy tag list into one per line
Limits to know
- The tool can't fetch YouTube pages itself; you paste the text. Automatic lookup by link needs an official YouTube Data API key, which isn't set up.
- Some videos have no tags. Private video data can never be read.
Your privacy
Everything is worked out in your browser. What you type isn't uploaded, saved or shared, and there's no sign-up.
Questions
Why can't I just paste a link?
Reading video data by link needs YouTube's official API with a key. Until that's configured, pasting the page source is the reliable way and nothing is guessed.
Where are tags in the page source?
In a part that starts "keywords":[ — the tool finds it automatically.