- Real YouTube autocomplete data
- Free, no account needed
- Copy or export to CSV
Tools
YouTube SEO tools for every step of a video
The keyword generator is live today. The rest of the toolkit is on its way, one tool at a time.
- YouTube Keyword GeneratorReal autocomplete keywords, long-tail phrases and viewer questions from one seed.
- YouTube Tag GeneratorComing soonRelevant tags grouped by topic, ready to copy into YouTube Studio.
- YouTube Hashtag GeneratorComing soonHashtags people actually use, with the videos behind them.
- YouTube Title GeneratorComing soonTitle ideas with length and keyword placement checks.
- YouTube Description GeneratorComing soonDescription drafts with natural keyword placement and chapters.
- YouTube Keyword AnalyzerComing soonThe videos ranking for a keyword, with views, dates and channels.
- YouTube Competitor AnalyzerComing soonTop videos and recurring topics of any channel you compete with.
- YouTube Shorts ResearchComing soonWhat Shorts get watched in your niche, and the gaps nobody covers.
- Trending YouTube VideosComing soonTrending videos by country and category, with data freshness shown.
How it works
From one topic to a keyword list in three steps
Enter one topic
Type the main subject of your video, like “budget travel” or “sourdough bread”. Two words is usually enough.
We ask YouTube autocomplete
TubeKeyword sends your topic, plus question starters or a to z letters, to YouTube autocomplete through our data provider and collects every suggestion.
Sort, filter and export
Duplicates are removed, each keyword is tagged as long-tail, question, A–Z or related, and you can copy or export the ones you want.
Features
Keyword research built around how YouTube search really works
TubeKeyword turns YouTube autocomplete into an organised list you can act on.
Real autocomplete, not guesses
Every keyword is a suggestion YouTube itself returned for your topic, in the order it showed it. Nothing is invented to pad the list.
A–Z and deep expansion
Go from one seed to hundreds of phrases by asking autocomplete about every letter and about your best suggestions.
Questions viewers ask
Question starters like how, what and why surface the problems your audience wants solved, perfect for tutorials.
Transparent relevance score
A simple 0 to 100 estimate with the formula published on the page. No made-up search volume or difficulty numbers.
Copy and CSV export
Copy one keyword, a selection or the whole list, or export a CSV that opens cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets.
Clear about its limits
Data freshness, sources and anything that failed are shown with every search, so you always know what you are looking at.
Free account
Keep your research in one place
Create a free account and TubeKeyword remembers your work, so planning the next video starts from your own shortlist instead of a blank page.
- Every search you run is kept in your history, ready to run again
- Tick the keywords you like and save them to one shortlist
- Copy or export your saved keywords to CSV any time
Example workflow
How a creator uses one search to plan a video
A typical research session, step by step. The keywords you get always come live from YouTube autocomplete for your own topic.
- Step 1 · Seed
Start broad
A cooking channel enters “sourdough bread” with Standard expansion, which also asks autocomplete what follows how, what, why, which, can and is.
- Step 2 · Questions
Find the problems
The Questions tab collects the phrases viewers type as questions. Each one is a tutorial idea with a built-in title.
- Step 3 · Long-tail
Narrow the angle
The Long-tail tab keeps phrases of four words or more. Specific phrases usually face fewer competing videos than the broad seed.
- Step 4 · Export
Plan the upload
Select the keepers, export them to CSV and use them for the title, the first lines of the description and the tags.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about where the data comes from and what it can and cannot tell you.
Plan your next video around what viewers actually search
Start with one topic and leave with a list of real autocomplete keywords, questions and long-tail ideas you can use today.