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See which videos rank for a keyword — position, views, duration, and Shorts/Live status. 3 credits per search.

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Revuin's YouTube SEO tools cover rank tracking, keyword and tag research, video audits, and comment intelligence — everything needed to understand what's driving (or holding back) a video's visibility in YouTube search and recommendations, in one place.

Why use Revuin's YouTube Tools

  • Rank tracking, keyword research, tag suggestions, video audits, and comment intelligence in one toolkit.
  • Works on any public video or channel, not just ones you own.
  • Transcript keyword analysis surfaces terms your video's actual spoken content covers — a signal most YouTube SEO tools skip.
  • Free to try, no credit card required.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose a tool

    Rank tracker, keyword research, video audit, or comment intelligence.

  2. 2

    Enter a keyword or video URL

    Depending on the tool, search by seed keyword or a specific video link.

  3. 3

    Review the results

    See rankings, keyword ideas, audit findings, or comment sentiment to act on.

Frequently asked questions

What does a YouTube video SEO audit check?+

Title and description keyword usage, tags, and other on-page factors that affect how well a video can be found in YouTube search.

Can I research keywords before making a video?+

Yes — the keyword research tool shows search volume and related terms for YouTube search specifically, before you script or film anything.

What is transcript keyword analysis useful for?+

It surfaces the actual keywords covered in a video's spoken content, helping you spot topics you've covered but haven't optimized the title/description/tags for.

Is this free to try?+

Yes — every account starts with free credits, no credit card required.

People also ask

How does the YouTube algorithm decide rankings?+

Watch time, click-through rate, viewer session duration afterward, and keyword relevance in title/description/tags are among the strongest known ranking factors.

Do YouTube tags still matter for SEO?+

Their direct ranking weight has diminished over the years, but tags still help YouTube correctly categorize a video's topic, especially for less common terms not obvious from the title alone.

How often should I check video rankings?+

Weekly in the first month after publishing (when most ranking movement happens), then monthly for maintenance.