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YouTube Tag Generator FAQ
Our tag generator uses AI to analyze your video title or description and generate relevant tags. Here's how it works:
- Step 1: You enter your video title or topic (e.g., "How to make sourdough bread")
- Step 2: Our system analyzes your input and identifies key topics, related terms, and search patterns
- Step 3: We generate a list of tags that match what viewers actually search for on YouTube
- Step 4: You copy the tags and paste them into YouTube Studio
The entire process takes just a few seconds.
YouTube tags go in a specific field when uploading or editing a video:
- Go to YouTube Studio → Content
- Click on the video you want to edit
- Click "Show More" to expand additional options
- Scroll down to find the "Tags" field
- Paste your tags, separating each with a comma
- Click "Save"
Note: Tags are different from hashtags. Tags are hidden metadata, while hashtags appear in your title/description.
Tags have a minor but helpful impact on YouTube SEO. According to YouTube's own documentation, tags help with:
- Misspellings: If your content is commonly misspelled, tags help viewers find you
- Context: Tags help YouTube understand what your video is about
- Related videos: Well-chosen tags can help your video appear as a "suggested video"
However, your title, description, and thumbnail have a much bigger impact on rankings. Tags are one piece of the puzzle, not the whole solution.
YouTube allows up to 500 characters for tags total. However, more isn't always better:
- Recommended: 5-10 highly relevant tags
- Avoid: Stuffing with 30+ tags (can look spammy)
- First tag matters: Put your main keyword first
- Mix it up: Use both specific and broad tags
Example for a cooking video: "chocolate chip cookies recipe" (specific), "baking" (broad), "easy desserts" (medium).
Yes, 100% free with no catches:
- No account required
- No credit card needed
- No usage limits
- No "premium" upsells hiding the good features
We display ads to cover our server costs, but the tools themselves are completely free to use as much as you want.
No, you shouldn't. Using identical tags for all your videos can actually hurt your channel:
- YouTube may see it as spam behavior
- Your videos will compete against each other for the same keywords
- You'll miss opportunities to rank for specific topics
Best practice: Use our generator for each video with its specific title. Keep 2-3 "channel tags" consistent (like your channel name) but make the rest unique.
Good YouTube tags share these qualities:
- Relevant: Actually describes what's in your video
- Searchable: Terms people actually type into YouTube
- Specific: "chocolate cake recipe" beats just "cake"
- Accurate: Misleading tags can get your video removed
Bad example: Using "MrBeast" as a tag when your video has nothing to do with him. YouTube can penalize this.