Extract any YouTube video's public tags

No. YouTube stopped showing tags on the watch page years ago, so viewers never see them. They're still in the video's public metadata, which is what this tool reads.

Yes. A video's tags are the keywords its creator chose, so they show you which terms it's trying to rank for. Read them with the title and the angle is usually clear.

Paste their video's URL or ID and you get its public tags, whether or not you own the channel. It's the quickest way to see how top videos in your niche position themselves.

Use "Copy all tags" to grab the whole list as comma-separated text, ready for YouTube's tag field or a spreadsheet. Each tag also has its own copy button if you only want a few.

Not in one batch; it reads one video at a time. To research a channel, pull its top few videos and look for the tags that repeat. Those repeats are the channel's core themes.

Yes. Shorts are normal videos underneath, so they carry tags too. Paste the link or ID and you'll get whatever the creator set. Plenty of Shorts have none, so an empty result is normal.

No. Unlike the Chrome extensions that want install permissions and access to your browsing, this runs right on the page. Paste a URL or ID and the tags come back.

Yes. They come straight from the video's public metadata, exactly as the uploader entered them, with nothing guessed or generated. An empty list means the creator left the tags blank, which is fine and common.

Copying them outright won't do much: tags are a minor ranking signal now, and a big channel's tags won't lift a small video. Use it for research: see which keywords win in your niche, then write your own from the ones that fit.