YouTube gives you a single tag field with a total budget of about 500 characters, and this tool turns messy input into a clean comma separated list that fits. Paste keywords, phrases, or even a rough description with tags separated by commas or new lines, and it splits them, trims whitespace, drops empty entries and duplicates, and joins the survivors into the exact format YouTube expects. It then counts the total characters so you know how much of your 500 character budget you have used and can cut before you hit the wall. This is handy when you have brainstormed tags across several lines and need them collapsed into one usable string. It all runs in your browser with no upload. Paste your raw tags, extract the clean set, and copy a tidy comma separated list straight into your video settings.
It pulls clean comma separated tags from a block of text or a list of keywords, ready to paste into the YouTube tags field.
Yes, it trims whitespace, removes duplicates and counts the result against the 500 character total tag budget YouTube allows.
YouTube limits the combined length of all tags on a video to about 500 characters, so the tool tracks how much of that you have used.
YouTube gives you a single tag field with a total budget of about 500 characters, and this tool turns messy input into a clean comma separated list that fits. Paste keywords, phrases, or even a rough description with tags separated by commas or new lines, and it splits them, trims whitespace, drops empty entries and duplicates, and joins the survivors into the exact format YouTube expects.
Yes. YouTube Tag Extractor is completely free, with no sign-up and no usage limits.
Yes. YouTube Tag Extractor runs in any modern web browser. There is nothing to download or install.
Yes. YouTube Tag Extractor runs entirely on your device in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded to a server.