YouTube Keyword Extractor.
Turn video titles, descriptions, tags and scripts into organized keyword ideas. Discover relevant phrases, analyze repetition and build a smarter YouTube SEO workflow.
Paste text you own or have permission to analyze. This tool analyzes pasted text; it does not fetch YouTube metadata from a URL.
Keyword results
0 keywordsKeyword research made simpler
Analyze your own video content to discover recurring topics, identify useful phrases and prepare better titles, descriptions and tags. Results are based on pasted text, not measured YouTube search volumes.
Extract meaningful terms
Remove common filler words and discover relevant terms from your video content.
Discover longer phrases
Identify adjacent two-word and three-word phrases that may inspire more specific video topics.
Build your keyword list
Select useful keywords, copy them instantly or export them to a CSV file.
How to use the YouTube Keyword Extractor
Start with a video title, description, transcript, tag list or draft script. Paste it into the workspace and choose the keyword length you want to analyze.
Select All keywords and phrases to discover a mixture of single words and longer phrases. For short titles, choose 1+ occurrence so that relevant keywords are not excluded.
Click Extract keywords to generate your list. Review the results, search for particular terms, select useful keywords and copy or export them.
What this tool can and cannot tell you
This tool identifies words and adjacent phrases contained in your pasted text. It does not measure real YouTube search volume, keyword difficulty, trending demand, ranking probability or private competitor analytics.
Practical YouTube SEO tips
Write specific, readable titles that match the video’s actual subject. Use clear descriptions, natural language and relevant keywords. Avoid stuffing unrelated terms into titles or tags.
Your thumbnail, video content and viewer experience should deliver on the promise made by the title. A keyword extractor is a research aid, not a substitute for understanding your audience.
Frequently asked questions
Is this YouTube Keyword Extractor free?
Yes. The tool is free and works in your browser without requiring an account or API key.
Can I paste a YouTube video URL?
This version analyzes pasted text rather than fetching video data from YouTube URLs.
Does it show real YouTube search volume?
No. Keyword frequency represents occurrences within your pasted text, not search demand.
Why am I getting zero keywords?
Your selected minimum frequency may be too high for the amount of text entered. Try All keywords and phrases with 1+ occurrence.
What are two-word and three-word phrases?
They are sequences of adjacent words in your text. The extractor excludes phrases containing common filler words.
Can I export the extracted keywords?
Yes. Select the keywords you want and use Export CSV to save them in a spreadsheet-friendly file.
Is my pasted text uploaded?
The extraction JavaScript processes your text locally in your browser and does not send it to a server.