15 to 20 tags
A mix of specific tags that describe the video and broader ones for its topic.
Enter your video title and an optional description. The AI suggests 15 to 20 relevant tags in Arabic or English, keeps the total under YouTube’s 500 character limit, and lets you copy them all at once.
Free · No signup · Arabic or English · A few generations per hour
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Try Adly freeUp to 100 characters. The title is the base the tags are built on.
Up to 300 characters on what the video covers. It helps the AI suggest tags about the actual topic, not only the words in the title.
Arabic or English, whichever your audience searches in.
Copy all of them as a comma-separated list for YouTube Studio, or copy a single tag. The live total shows how much of the 500 characters you use.
A mix of specific tags that describe the video and broader ones for its topic.
Suggested tags stay within the total YouTube allows for all tags combined.
The running total is right there, so you know how much room is left.
Paste the list straight into the Tags field in YouTube Studio and YouTube splits it for you.
Only want a few? Copy the tags you like one at a time.
Tags written in the language your audience actually searches in.
The more precisely you describe the video, the closer the tags stay to what it is really about.
No signup and no email. Each visitor gets a few generations per hour.
Fill the Tags field quickly as a last step and keep your time for the title and thumbnail.
Brand, product and place names that get written more than one way. This is where tags help most.
Arabic tags for audiences who search in Arabic, instead of literal translations of English tags.
Add tags to videos you uploaded without any.
Honestly, not much. YouTube says tags play a minimal role in helping viewers find a video. The title, thumbnail and description do far more to decide whether your video gets discovered and clicked. Where tags still help is with words people often misspell, and with names that can be written more than one way, such as a brand name in Arabic and in Latin letters.
So treat tags as a quick final step, not a strategy. Use specific tags that describe the video, one or two broader ones for the topic, and the spelling variants of key names. Skip anything unrelated to the video: YouTube’s policies treat misleading or excessive metadata as spam.
Tags are also different from hashtags. Tags are hidden from viewers and go in the Tags field in YouTube Studio (open the video details and click Show more). Hashtags are visible and go in the title or description. Spend most of your effort on the title, and check it with the free YouTube title checker.
Yes, and no account is needed. Each visitor gets a few generations per hour to keep it fair for everyone.
15 to 20 tags each time, with a combined length under 500 characters.
500 characters for all tags together. YouTube Studio can count a multi-word tag slightly longer than you expect, so leave a little room if you are close to the limit.
Only a little. The title, thumbnail and description matter much more. The clearest benefit of tags is catching common misspellings.
In YouTube Studio, open the video, go to Details, click Show more and paste the comma-separated list into the Tags field. YouTube splits it into separate tags.
Yes. Choose Arabic as the output language. English is available too.
It is optional but it helps. A few sentences about what the video covers give tags that match the real topic.
Only if the video is actually about them. Unrelated names count as misleading metadata.
Wait a little and try again later.
No. Adly publishes and schedules to Instagram, Facebook Pages, TikTok, your LinkedIn profile and X (on Solo and up). You can use it to make designs and short videos that promote your YouTube videos there.
Adly creates on-brand designs, short videos and captions in Arabic or English, then publishes and schedules them to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and X.
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