YouTube Video Info Finder

Certainly! When you watch a video on YouTube, there's a bunch of information that goes along with it to help you understand and find the video you want. Here's what you can find:

1. Video Title: It's the name of the video, and it should give you a good idea of what the video is about.

2. Description: This is like a little paragraph that tells you more about what's in the video. Sometimes, there are links and other stuff here too.

3. Thumbnail: This is the picture you see before you click on the video. It's supposed to make you interested in watching.

4. Tags: These are like keywords that describe the video. They help you find videos when you search on YouTube.

5. Category: Some videos belong to specific categories like Music, Gaming, or Science.

6. Privacy: The creator can decide if the video is public (for everyone to see), unlisted (only people with a link can see it), or private (only specific people can see it).

7. Captions and Subtitles: Some videos have words at the bottom so you can understand what's being said. You can also have subtitles in different languages.

8. When It Was Uploaded: You can see when the video was put on YouTube. This is helpful for things that are time-sensitive.

9. Likes, Dislikes, and Comments: You can see how many people liked the video, how many didn't, and what people are saying about it.

10. Monetization: Creators can make money from ads on their videos, and they can choose how and where those ads appear.

11. Video Link: Every video has a special web address you can share with others.

12. Copyright Info: If the video uses music or stuff from other people, there might be info about getting permission or rights.

13. End Screens and Cards: Sometimes, videos have links or things you can click at the end to see more videos or visit websites.

14. Analytics: Creators can see detailed info about how many people watched, where they're from, and more.

15. Location and Extra Info: Some videos have info about where they were made or extra details related to the video.

All this info helps you find and understand videos better, and it also helps YouTube know what kind of videos to recommend to you.