Set it once. Never touch it again.
Three things ViewTitle quietly handles in the background so your title is always honest.
Connect once
Sign in with Google using secure OAuth 2.0. ViewTitle never sees or stores your password — only the access you grant.
Counts on its own
Every 30 minutes ViewTitle reads the latest view count and rewrites the title — description, tags and category left untouched.
Light on quota
If the number hasn't moved, ViewTitle skips the update instead of burning YouTube API quota. No wasted calls, ever.
What ViewTitle does, exactly
ViewTitle keeps one thing in sync: a video's title and how many views it has. Instead of editing the title by hand every time the number changes, ViewTitle does it for you on a schedule — nothing more.
How it works
- Sign in with the Google account that owns the video.
- Enter the ID of a video you own and choose a title format, for example
This video has {views} views. - Every 30 minutes ViewTitle reads the current view count and, if it changed, updates that video's title. If nothing changed, it does nothing.
What data we access, and why
ViewTitle requests the youtube.force-ssl scope and uses it for
exactly two operations, only on videos you choose:
- Read the video's view count and current title
(
videos.list) — so we know what to write. - Update that video's title (
videos.update) — the core feature. Description, tags and category are preserved unchanged.
We do not read, modify, upload or delete anything else on your channel, and we never sell or share your data. You can revoke access and permanently delete all of your data at any time from the dashboard.
Good to know
- Updates run on a schedule (every 30 minutes), not in real time — YouTube's own view counts are delayed too, and frequent title edits would waste API quota.
- You must be the owner of any video you configure.
- You can turn automatic updates off, or delete your account, at any time.
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