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Small utilities we needed ourselves, published for anyone. They run in your browser, they don't ask for an account, and they don't stop working when you don't pay.
Title drafts with length and keyword checks
Type a topic and get title drafts from formulas creators reuse: how-to, list, question, story. Each draft is checked against the 100-character limit and a 60-character mobile mark.
Video and channel descriptions, rules checked
Build a description from your own words with chapters, links and hashtags in order, checked against YouTube's 5,000-character, chapter and hashtag rules. Channel description mode included.
See it in the feed before you publish
Upload a thumbnail or paste a video link and see it in the home feed, search results, sidebar and on mobile, next to real videos. Squint test and light/dark included.
1280×720, 16:9, and safe margins
Drop a thumbnail and check size, ratio, and file size. Shade the duration corner and an edge margin on the image, and download that guide as a transparent PNG.
See what the feed crops before you post
YouTube shows image posts as a square. Drop your image to see the crop, plus the official 16 MB and format rules.
How long the script runs once spoken
Paste a script or a word count and get the spoken length at paces measured on real AI voiceover voices, not a guessed 130 wpm. Reverse it to get the word budget for a 10-minute video.
Likes + comments ÷ views, with real benchmarks
The formula everyone uses, plus the part nobody else has: how your rate compares with thousands of real videos from faceless channels with similar reach.
Free, no signup, never expires
Paste a link, download a PNG or SVG. The code encodes your link directly, so there is no redirect that can be switched off when a subscription ends.
Is this IP really residential?
Check whether a proxy exit IP is a home connection or a datacenter address, using public registry data. Useful before you trust a proxy vendor's word.
Related reading
The tools check a thumbnail, a script, or an image. These pages cover the niche, the video, and the rules around them.
The index: starting a channel, finding ideas, and using AI images.
Pick a niche, produce with AI voice and visuals, then review each upload.
Mine outliers, turn search demand into titles, and check an idea before you record.
Thumbnails, channel banners, in-video stills, and profile pictures, with the official sizes.
Runway, Google Flow, HeyGen, Synthesia, InVideo AI and Pictory, with checked prices and limits.
Side-by-side pages on courses, communities, and mentorships.
Free groups, low-ticket memberships, courses, and high-ticket academies.
Paid vs free, the options by price, and a checklist before you buy.
Price, coaching, AI tools, and who each program fits.
A low-cost community next to a mentorship with 1:1 calls.
What you get, the three plans, and who it is for.
What the member tool does, and how to judge a niche without it.
Views for a typical channel, from the public Niche Finder snapshot.
Which lengths get views in that same snapshot. Not an earnings chart.
Subscriber, watch-hour, and Shorts thresholds, and what gets channels rejected.
What YouTube's monetization rules say about AI videos, AI voices, and the AI disclosure label.
The square crop YouTube applies, plus the file-size and format rules.
Title drafts from proven formulas, with length and keyword checks.
Video and channel descriptions with chapters and hashtags checked.
Each one is a tiny calculation your browser can do on its own, so there is no server cost to pass on. More are coming as we build them for our own channels.
Built by Elevate — a community for people building real YouTube channels.