YouTube Bulk Metadata Editor

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   Your channel, including a brand account. Sign in with Google. If the Chrome profile is not the brand, an account chooser can list it. A channel picker sits at the top when the account has more than one.
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   Find, filter, and select. Search titles and descriptions, filter by privacy or a missing translation, and select the rows you mean to touch.
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   Find and replace, or add text. Plain text or a regular expression, with or without case matching. Prepend or append, and skip a video that already has the phrase.
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   A diff before the write. Every video that would change shows the old wording and the new wording. Titles that would break YouTube’s rules are blocked before the request is sent.
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   Quota you can see. An update costs about 50 YouTube units. The panel shows the estimate, writes what it can, and stops when the daily limit is hit. Failures are listed per video.
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   Undo on this device. The previous title, description, and translations are stored locally with the batch. One click sends that text back. Undo is not part of the paid cap.
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   Translations in the same pass. Add or replace localized titles and descriptions. Other languages already on the video stay in place.

Pricing

Free stays at 10 videos a batch. Pro removes that cap. YouTube’s own daily quota still applies to every plan.

The store listing is not live on this page. When it is, the install button will point at the Chrome Web Store entry for Batchframe.

Curiofy is not affiliated with YouTube or Google. “YouTube” is used here to say what the tool edits.