YouTube channel keywords and details
Look up any YouTube channel to see the keywords it set for itself, the tags its latest videos use, its subscribers, views, start date, posting rate and most viewed recent videos.
Public YouTube data only. Nothing you look up is stored
Uses public data from YouTube. Not made by or connected to YouTube or Google.
How it works
Every channel can set its own keywords in YouTube Studio. They aren't shown on the channel page, but they are public data. This tool asks the official YouTube Data API for them, along with the channel's subscribers, total views, number of videos, start date, country and the topics YouTube links it to.
It also reads the channel's latest 50 uploads to show which tags it uses most, how many views a video gets on average, how often it posts and which recent videos did best.
Questions people ask
What can I type in?
A channel link (youtube.com/@name or youtube.com/channel/UC…), an @handle, a channel ID, or the link of any video from that channel.
Why are the subscribers hidden?
The channel owner chose to hide them. YouTube also rounds public subscriber counts, so they're approximate.
Why does a channel have no keywords?
Channel keywords are optional and many channels never set them. The tags of its videos, below them, are usually more useful anyway.
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