Free AI tag tool
YouTube Tag Generator
Turn a video title into up to 20 relevant tags and 3 hashtags. Check them against YouTube's 500-character limit and copy them straight into YouTube Studio.
- Free, no sign-up
- Tags and hashtags
- 500-character check
- Edit before copying
At a glance
What is the YouTube tag generator?
The BeyondComments YouTube tag generator is a free AI tool that suggests up to 20 tags and 3 hashtags from a video title. It includes alternative spellings and related phrases, counts characters against YouTube's 500-character tag limit, and copies your list in the format YouTube Studio accepts. No sign-up is required.
Updated · Built by BeyondComments
- Price
- Free, no account needed
- You enter
- A video title, plus an optional description
- You get
- Up to 20 tags and 3 hashtags
- Limit check
- Counts against the 500-character tag limit
- Copy format
- Comma-separated, ready for YouTube Studio
- Generated by
- An AI language model; review before use
How it works
How to add tags to a YouTube video
Generate, review, and paste. The whole process takes about a minute.
- 01
Enter your video title
Type the title you plan to publish. Add a sentence from the description for more specific suggestions.
- 02
Review the suggestions
Remove any tag that doesn't describe your video. The counter shows how much of YouTube's 500-character limit you're using.
- 03
Copy them into YouTube Studio
Copy the tags and paste them into the Tags field under Show more in your video's details. Add the hashtags to your description.
FAQ
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What is a YouTube tag generator?
A YouTube tag generator suggests keywords to add to a video's Tags field. This one uses AI to turn your title into up to 20 tags and 3 hashtags, including alternative spellings and related phrases, and checks them against YouTube's 500-character limit.
Do YouTube tags still matter?
Less than most people think. YouTube's help center says tags play a minimal role in a video's discovery and that the title, thumbnail, and description matter more. Tags are most useful when your topic is often misspelled.
How many tags should I use on YouTube?
There's no required number, but YouTube Studio limits the tags field to 500 characters. A handful of specific, accurate tags is better than filling the limit, and excessive tags can break YouTube's spam policy.
What are the best tags for YouTube?
The best tags describe your exact video: the core keyword, specific long-tail phrases, and the alternative spellings or abbreviations viewers use. Avoid unrelated popular terms and other channels' names.
What's the difference between YouTube tags and hashtags?
Tags are hidden keywords you add in YouTube Studio. Hashtags are visible, clickable words starting with # that you add to the title or description. Up to three hashtags can appear by your video title.
How many hashtags should I use on YouTube?
Use a few relevant ones. YouTube shows up to three hashtags by the title, and if a video has more than 60 hashtags, YouTube ignores all of them.
Where do I add tags in YouTube Studio?
Open the video in YouTube Studio, go to Details, and select Show more. Paste your tags into the Tags field, separated by commas, and save.
Can I see the tags on other YouTube videos?
YouTube doesn't show tags on the watch page. They're available through the YouTube Data API, which is how tag extractor tools read them. This generator writes new tags for your video instead of copying another video's.
Is the tag generator free?
Yes. It's free with no sign-up. To prevent abuse, each visitor can generate tags up to 20 times an hour.
Are the generated tags accurate?
They're AI suggestions based only on your title and description. The generator can't watch your video, so remove any tag that doesn't describe it before you publish.
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