Free Tools · YouTube AI Visibility & SEO Checker
REAL VIDEO DATA, CHECKED LIVE
Is your video actually set up for AI and search?
AI assistants and search don't watch your video — they read what YouTube tells them about it. We check your real captions, description, chapters, and title, then generate a real rewrite grounded in what your video actually says.
Paste a YouTube video link — captions, description, chapters, and title, checked for real.
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Your video's Video score will appear here.
We read your real video's metadata and check whether AI systems and search can actually understand it.
- Captions, description, chapters, and title checked against real fields.
- A real AI-generated title/description rewrite, grounded in your actual video.
- Every finding traces to a real value — nothing estimated or invented.
Generated fresh on every run
What This Tool Checks
The signals AI systems and search actually read
How to use this tool
One link, real answers
Why this matters
AI assistants can't watch your video — they read about it
1AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity don't watch your video — they only see what YouTube's own data tells them: your captions, description, and title.
2A video can have genuinely great content and still be invisible to AI and search if that information isn't there in a form machines can read.
3This is a different problem from your video's view count or ranking — a popular video can still score poorly here, and a small, new video can score well.
4Fixing what's missing is usually quick — captions, a longer description, or a few chapters — the hard part is knowing what's missing in the first place.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the check, the score, and the AI rewrite all cost nothing, whether or not you ever buy anything.
No. We never watch or listen to your video. We read your video's real, public metadata — caption availability, your description text, and your title — the same information YouTube itself makes available to any system checking your video.
No. Views, likes, and ranking measure popularity, not whether AI and search can actually understand your video. A video with very few views can score perfectly here; a video with millions of views can score poorly if its captions or description are missing.
Treat it as a strong starting point, not a final draft. It's generated only from your video's real, existing information, but you should read it over and make sure it sounds like you before publishing.
Any public YouTube video. Check your own video, or check a competitor's video to see how it compares.
Found gaps in your video's setup? We'll fix them, not just flag them.
One link, real evidence, and you keep the full report either way.