Paste any YouTube channel to see raw metrics for the last 30 uploads (views, cadence, median stats) plus editorial recommendations for title, description, hashtags, and chapters, with severity-ranked recurring fixes.
Channel Audit turns recent uploads into a channel-wide SEO report, so you can stop fixing one video at a time and find the pattern worth improving first.
Raw factual aggregations over the last 30 uploads: median and mean views, publishing cadence, typical video length, and date range.
How many of the analyzed videos fall into Strong / Good / Fair / Weak for title, description, hashtags, and chapters — categorical editorial breakdown.
Recurring issues across the last 30 uploads, tagged High, Medium, or Low priority with the actual count of videos affected.
How title, description, hashtags, and chapters hold up — averages plus a strong/good/fair/weak band breakdown.
Each of the last 30 videos gets its own per-dimension scorecard so you can spot which uploads pull the channel down.
Subscriber count, total videos, creation date, and primary niche auto-detected from YouTube topic categories.
Use your own channel or a public competitor channel. The audit works with public uploads only.
Start with the channel overview panel to understand how the recent uploads look at a glance across cadence, median views, and typical length.
Look for the lowest average across title, description, hashtags, and chapters. This is usually the first place to improve.
The most valuable insight is not one bad video. It is the pattern that keeps showing up across uploads.
Apply the audit to upcoming videos before rewriting your whole catalog. Fresh uploads are easier to improve and measure.
Video Audit answers “is this one video well-packaged?” Channel Audit answers a bigger question: “what am I repeatedly weak at across my uploads?” That second question is often more useful because fixing a recurring problem can improve every future upload.
Paste a channel and the tool checks recent public uploads across key YouTube SEO signals: title quality, description quality, hashtags, and chapters. It then summarizes the average scores, the weakest dimension, and the recurring issues most likely holding the channel back.
Use it as a free YouTube SEO checker when you want a fast audit before planning new videos, updating metadata, or comparing your channel with competitors.
Checks whether recent titles are clear, specific, searchable, and likely to earn clicks without overpromising.
Checks whether descriptions give YouTube and viewers enough context, include useful keywords naturally, and support the video topic.
Checks whether videos use relevant hashtags without stuffing unrelated or overly broad tags.
Checks whether videos use helpful timestamps when the format benefits from navigation and structured sections.
Looks across multiple uploads to find repeated weak spots, such as vague titles, thin descriptions, missing chapters, or inconsistent metadata.
Use this checklist when reviewing your channel manually or interpreting the audit results.
Use these tools to drill into the weak areas from your channel audit.
Video Audit
Audit one specific video in detail.
Open toolTitle Analyzer
Check whether weak titles are clear, specific, and clickable.
Open toolDescription Generator
Create stronger descriptions for videos with thin metadata.
Open toolOutlier Finder
Find videos that performed far above the channel's normal baseline.
Open toolCompetitor Analyzer
Compare patterns from other channels in your niche.
Open toolPaste your channel handle and get a free YouTube Channel Audit in seconds.