Free YouTube Trending Keywords — Youtop.ai

Niche-by-niche YouTube keyword trends extracted from real video titles over the past 30 days.

This tool compares word frequency in YouTube video titles from your selected niche across the last 30 days and the prior 30 days. It highlights changes in title usage, not search volume or exactly what viewers are searching for.

Use the results as ideas to investigate, then check whether each topic fits your channel.

How to use

  1. Type your niche or topic into the box.
  2. List the trending keywords from the last 30 days.
  3. Pick the risers by their growth percentage.
  4. Consider a rising term as a topic idea; check its fit and audience interest before using it in your title or tags.

How to use the result

Compares word counts in the collected titles across two time windows. It is not Google or YouTube search volume.

  1. Check the data source and time window.
  2. Treat low counts as a small sample.
  3. Choose a topic you can explain with your own content.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the YouTube keyword research tool find trending keywords?

The tool reads video titles from your selected niche for the last 30 days, counts word frequency, compares it with the prior 30 days, and labels terms rising, new, steady, or falling. This reflects title usage in the sampled videos, not exactly what viewers search for.

What is "new" vs "rising" in the trend flag?

“New” means the word appeared in the recent 30-day window but not the prior one. “Rising” means its frequency grew by more than 50%. These labels describe title frequency; they do not guarantee early-mover advantage or future demand.

Can I get YouTube keyword search volume numbers?

The tool shows relative volume (counts from the recent 30 days compared with the previous 30 days), not Google search volume. It reflects keyword use in YouTube video titles, not a complete measure of YouTube search demand.

How often are trending YouTube keywords updated?

Results are cached 12 hours per niche. Refresh a niche by choosing it again — if 12 hours passed since last compute, a new scan runs and updates the keyword list.