Public trending searches for the US, UK, India, Canada and Australia, refreshed through the day. Use them to spot topics people care about right now.
How to use
- Pick a country. Choose where your audience is.
- Scan the topics. Each one shows roughly how many searches it had and links to news that explains why.
- Pick one that fits your channel. Only make a video if you have something useful to add.
- Copy the list. Copy all topics to keep a list of ideas.
Features
Five countries
US, UK, India, Canada and Australia.
Refreshed through the day
The data is cached for about half an hour.
News context
Topics link to the news stories behind them where available.
One-click copy
Copy all the topics into your notes.
Free
No account.
What people use it for
- Find a topic people are curious about right now.
- Spot news that fits your channel before others cover it.
- Build a list of ideas to plan next week's uploads.
- Compare what is trending in different countries.
- Check whether a topic is a one-day spike or a bigger story.
- Get inspiration when you are out of ideas.
What this is, and is not
This is not YouTube's trending list. YouTube does not publish one for creators to use here. The page shows Google's public trending searches by country, which is a good signal for what people are curious about right now.
Trending topics move quickly and many are news events that do not suit every channel. Use them for ideas, and be careful with sensitive subjects. A fast, accurate, useful video on a relevant topic is worth more than a late one on everything.
How to use trending topics well
A trending search tells you what people want to know, not what to make. Look for topics where you can add something useful that is not already everywhere: an explanation, a how-to, a reaction with real expertise. A fast, accurate video that helps someone beats a late video that repeats headlines.
Where the data comes from
The page shows Google's public trending searches for each country, refreshed about every half hour. Each topic shows roughly how many searches it had, and links to a news story where one is available. It is a signal of interest, not of YouTube views.
Be careful with sensitive news
Many trending topics are tragedies, crimes or disasters. Making a video about them can hurt people and can limit how YouTube treats the video. If a topic is sensitive, consider whether your channel is the right place for it, and be accurate and respectful.
Troubleshooting
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The topics do not suit my niche
Trending topics are broad. Use them as a starting point and look for the angle your audience cares about.
Limits and good to know
- Topics reflect Google searches, not YouTube views.
- The list is a snapshot and changes through the day.
- Some topics are sensitive news. Think before making a video about them.
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FAQ
Is this YouTube's trending page?
No. It is Google's public trending searches.
How often does it update?
About every half hour.
Can I use a topic directly as a title?
Use it as inspiration. A good title says what the viewer will get.
Is this the YouTube trending page?
No. It is Google's public trending searches by country.
Can I get the list for other countries?
The page covers the United States, United Kingdom, India, Canada and Australia.