YTMETADATA · Video tools, in one place
Inspect video and channel metadata, audit SEO signals, and save available video formats—all from one creator toolkit.
Tip: Type ytmetadata.com/ in front of any YouTube link in your address bar to download instantly.
YTMetadata lists the formats published for a public video link. Choose a source resolution or audio track, then save the result through your browser.
Available quality, codecs, and file size depend on the original upload. The service does not create resolutions or audio detail that the source does not provide.
Open the video, tap Share → Copy link. Desktop users can just grab it from the address bar.
Drop the URL into the box and press Download. We read the available formats straight from the source.
Choose a resolution or an audio format. The file streams to your device and the name is set for you.
No account, no extension, no watermark. Paste a link and the file is yours.
We surface exactly what the source exposes — 144p through 4K, 60fps included. Nothing is upscaled and nothing is re-encoded.
No queues, no waiting for a render to finish. The file is piped from the host to your browser as it arrives.
No accounts, no database of downloads, no re-hosting. Media is processed transiently and discarded the moment your transfer ends.
Desktop, phone, tablet. The same link works in any modern browser, and every download works on any device.
Review available video and channel fields, chapters, formats, and a copyable JSON view for a public link.
Yes. The toolkit checks available metadata such as titles, descriptions, tags, and chapters, but it cannot promise search rankings.
No. It lists source-published formats, so 4K is available only when the original video has a compatible 2160p stream.
No. The tools use public metadata and do not access private impressions, click-through rate, or account analytics.
Available formats vary per video and region. We list exactly what is on offer for the link you paste.
YTMetadata is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube, Google or any other platform whose content it can read. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Download only material you own, have explicit permission to use, or that the platform itself provides a download option for. Do not redistribute, re-upload, monetise, publicly perform or commercially exploit downloaded media. You are solely responsible for complying with applicable law, licences and platform terms in your jurisdiction.
We do not bypass DRM, encryption or any other technical protection, and we do not support private, paywalled, rental, members-only or otherwise restricted content. Availability of a given video depends on the source and on the region the request originates from.
Media is processed transiently on request and is never stored, indexed or re-hosted. To report a copyright concern, email [email protected] with the URL in question and we will act on it.