YouTube trend data for AI assistants

Find out what people are searching for on YouTube. Rising topics, growing video keywords, and historical search demand - all queryable by your AI in plain language.

Tools for this workflow

`get_trends`

Chart 5 years of YouTube search volume for a topic to understand whether video demand is in an early growth phase, peaking, or in structural decline.

get_trends(keyword='morning routine', source='youtube', data_mode='weekly')

`get_growth`

Measure YouTube search growth and compare it against Google or TikTok in a single call - useful for understanding whether a trend lives on video or spans all platforms.

get_growth(keyword='morning routine', source='youtube, google search, tiktok', percent_growth=['1M', '3M'])

`get_ranked_trends`

Get a ranked list of the fastest-growing YouTube search topics right now, sorted by week-over-week growth - ideal for content planning and topic ideation.

get_ranked_trends(source='youtube', sort='wow_pct_change', limit=25)

`get_top_trends`

See what is trending on YouTube and TikTok right now with no keyword required - surface the topics your audience is actively watching before they peak.

get_top_trends(type='TikTok Trending Hashtags', limit=20)

FAQ

Common questions

What YouTube data does Trends MCP provide?

YouTube video search volume trends - normalized interest over time, growth metrics, and historical series. This reflects demand for video content on specific topics, not view counts on individual videos.

How is YouTube search data different from Google Search data?

YouTube reflects video-specific intent. A keyword like 'how to do a handstand' may have high YouTube demand but lower Google Search volume. Comparing both reveals content format preferences.

Can I use this to find trending YouTube content ideas?

Yes. Query a set of topic keywords, rank by growth rate over the last 30 days, and your AI will surface which video topics are gaining search momentum right now.

Does it cover YouTube Shorts search demand?

The signal reflects overall YouTube search volume including Shorts discovery. YouTube does not separate Shorts search data, so results reflect total platform search interest.

get_trends

get_growth

get_ranked_trends

get_top_trends

Common questions

Start building with live trend data

`get_trends`

`get_growth`

`get_ranked_trends`

`get_top_trends`