Trending YouTube Video Ideas
Pick a niche, country, language and format. We read four public YouTube signals — recent uploads, the country's trending chart, search suggestions and the size of the channels ranking — and turn them into topics with ideas, titles and the evidence for each one.
Frequently asked questions
Four public signals, all read live when you press the button: the best-performing uploads of the last 30 days for your niche, country and language; that country's trending chart; the phrases YouTube's own search box suggests; and the subscriber size of the channels that currently rank. Each topic lists the evidence behind it.
It combines how fast the videos on a topic are gaining views, how much search demand the suggestions show, how recently the videos appeared and how many separate channels cover it. It describes the signals that were measured — it is not a prediction and does not promise views.
Demand is the search side: whether YouTube suggests the phrase and how quickly existing videos on it are watched. Competition is the supply side: how many channels published on it recently and how big they are. A topic with demand and few large channels is flagged as an opportunity.
Because YouTube suggests the phrase, so people search for it, but no video in your chosen format from the last 30 days matched it. That gap is the point of showing it — the demand exists and is not yet answered in that format.
Nothing is cached between runs. Every signal is fetched when you submit the form, and the result shows the time it was generated, the window it covers and the age of the newest video found.
No, and no tool can. These are measurements of what is being published, searched for and watched right now. They tell you where attention and competition currently sit; how a video performs still depends on the video.
No. Every tool is free and needs no account. Nothing you paste is stored: the request is processed and the result is sent back to your browser.
The shared YouTube Data API quota resets daily. If it runs out, open Advanced options and paste your own YouTube Data API v3 key; it is used for that one request and never saved.