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About YouTube Title Extractor

Paste a YouTube video link to get its title, description, tags, hashtags, views, likes, and upload date, with a character count and a preview of where search results cut the title off. Paste up to 200 links, a playlist, or a channel to pull up to 500 titles at once, then sort and filter them, copy them all, or export them to CSV, TXT, or JSON.

YouTube title copy in one click

Paste a video link and the title appears in large type with a Copy title button. Under it, the tool counts the characters against YouTube's 100-character limit, counts the words, and shows roughly how the title looks when search results cut it off at about 60 characters.

In a list of videos, click any title to copy just that one.

Bulk YouTube title extractor for playlists and channels

Paste a playlist link to get every title in it, or a channel link or @handle to get every upload, newest first. The tool reads 50 videos per request and stops at 500, and Stop keeps whatever has loaded. A list of video links works too, up to 200 per run.

Sort the list by views, date, or title, filter it by a word in the title, then copy all the titles one per line or with their links. Titles with links are tab-separated, so they paste into two spreadsheet columns.

YouTube description extractor with tags and hashtags

Each video comes with its full description and a button that copies it exactly as written, line breaks and links included. Tags, which YouTube hides on the watch page, are listed and copied as a comma-separated list, and hashtags from the title and description are collected separately.

In a playlist or channel list, open any row to read that video's description and tags without leaving the list.

YouTube metadata extractor with CSV export

Next to the title, the tool shows the channel, upload date, duration, and view, like, and comment counts, plus the video ID, category, and language when the creator set one. Download the list as a CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, a TXT file of titles, or a JSON file with every field.

  • Position, video ID, and link
  • Title and title length
  • Channel name and channel ID
  • Upload date (UTC), duration, and live status
  • Views, likes, and comments
  • Tags, hashtags, category, and language
  • Thumbnail link and full description

FAQ

Paste the channel's link or @handle and press Extract titles. The tool reads the channel's uploads, newest first, up to 500 videos. Press the Copy titles button to put them on your clipboard one per line, or download them as a CSV, TXT, or JSON file.

Up to 200 video links per run, or the first 500 videos of a playlist or channel. Every lookup uses part of a daily YouTube Data API allowance this site shares with everyone, so the limits keep it working for the next person. When a playlist or channel is bigger than 500 videos, the tool tells you how many it has in total.

Watch links, youtu.be links, Shorts, live, embed, m.youtube.com, and YouTube Music links, plus bare 11-character video IDs. For lists, paste a playlist link (any link with list= in it), a channel link, an @handle, or a channel ID. Separate several video links with new lines, spaces, or commas. Mixes, Watch later, and Liked videos can't be read because YouTube doesn't share them.

Yes. Tags don't show on the watch page, but YouTube still returns them with the video's public details. The tool lists them under the description and copies them as a comma-separated list. If a creator added no tags, it says so.

YouTube doesn't return private or deleted videos. The tool lists the links it couldn't read, and for playlists and channels it counts the private or deleted videos it skipped. Check that the video is public and the link is complete.

YouTube titles can be up to 100 characters. The bar shows how many the title uses, and the preview shows roughly where search results cut it off, at about 60 characters. The real cut-off depends on screen width and letter widths, so treat it as a guide.