Find a title for your YouTube video
Describe your video or paste its transcript. We write up to ten title ideas from what you give us, each within YouTube's 100-character limit.
How do you write a good YouTube title?
Make it accurate first: the title should match what the video delivers. Put the most important words near the beginning and keep it short. Save episode numbers and your show name for the end. YouTube allows up to 100 characters and asks creators to limit ALL CAPS and emoji.
Questions
How long can a YouTube title be?
Up to 100 characters. Shorter titles with the main words first are easier to read.
How should I title a podcast episode?
YouTube suggests naming each episode video with the episode's name and, if you like, the show name.
Why no all caps or exclamation marks?
YouTube lists titles that use ALL CAPS or a row of exclamation marks as loud, and asks creators to avoid misleading titles. We leave them out.
Can I use it without a transcript?
Yes. Describe the video in a few sentences. A transcript gives us more to write from.
Do you keep what I paste?
No. We do not keep your transcript or your titles. We save your email to send you tips from boomp.net. You do not need an account.
Is it free?
Yes. Enter your email to get your titles. No account or card.
Sources
YouTube's own pages, read October 19, 2026.
More free YouTube tools
The podcast SEO guide covers titles, descriptions, transcripts and chapters for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and Google, from each platform's own rules.
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