🧾 Easy YouTube.com Tags Bookmarklet App

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This page is going to show you how to paste a whole line by line list of YouTube tags at once into the YouTube tags text box.

This free tool preserves any tags that already exists in the YouTube tags text box.

🧾 Easy YouTube.com Tags Bookmarklet App

Some may not be familiar with the term bookmarklet. A bookmarklet is really not much different from a browser extension the main difference is the programming language of a bookmarklet is JavaScript.

This makes it better than a browser extension because nearly every single web-enabled device that exists is compatible with JavaScript. This means you can install and run the Easy Tagger Bookmarklet in any web browser even on your mobile phone.

How to Install The Easy YouTube Tagger Bookmarklet

1. Make sure your web browsers bookmarks bar or internet shortcuts bar is visible.
2. This is the YouTube Easy Tagger Bookmarklet. Put your mouse over this link.
3. Press and hold the left Mouse button down.
4. While holding the left Mouse button down drag this link up to your bookmarks bar.
5. When your mouse and the link is over the bookmarks bar release the left Mouse button.

Here are more specific instructions on creating a bookmarklet for the major web browsers:

• Using bookmarklets in Internet Explorer.
• Using Bookmarklets Google Chrome.
• Using Bookmarklets Mozilla Firefox.

It's that simple to install the YouTube Easy Tagger Bookmarklet.

How to Use The Easy YouTube Tagger Bookmarklet

If your videos YouTube tags section already has tags in it and you are using the Easy YouTube Tagger extension to add MORE tags, this will not disturb, change or remove the tags that are already there.

1. When you are at YouTube uploading a video, scroll down to where the part is that you can enter in tags for your video.
2. Click on the YouTube Easy Tagger Bookmarklet.
3. A small aqua colored small text box will appear in the upper right hand corner.
4. Put your tags, one per line, in this text box.
5. Double-click your on the YouTube tags text box.
6. Your tags will automatically be pasted, comma separated, into the YouTube tags text box.