Moderation Checker

Screen pasted text for profanity, spam, hate, and unsafe-language patterns with local rules.

Profanity & hate-term checks
Local pattern-match scores
Simple word-count tone estimate

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What This Tool Does

The Moderation Checker uses local word lists and pattern checks to screen pasted text — such as a comment, title, description, community post, or script — for profanity, hate, spam, and violence indicators. It returns a heuristic risk score for review; it does not reproduce YouTube's moderation system or make a policy decision.

Use the result as an editing checklist before publishing. Context matters, and a flagged word does not prove that YouTube will restrict or remove content.

How to Use the Moderation Checker

1

Paste Your Content

Enter text into the analysis field. You can check a video description, comment reply, pinned comment, community post, or script excerpt.

2

Review the Local Scores

The tool returns a local match tier with rule-based category scores for profanity, toxicity terms, spam patterns, and violence terms. It lists the words or patterns that triggered its checks.

3

Review the Notes

Review the matched language in context, then decide whether the wording needs explanation or revision before publishing.

What Each Score Category Means

  • Profanity Score: Counts matches from the tool's configured profanity list. A match does not determine demonetization, moderation, or context.
  • Toxicity Score: Counts hostile or harmful words and phrases found by the local rules. It cannot understand every context, joke, quotation, or reclaimed term.
  • Spam Score: Counts configured promotional phrases, repeated punctuation, and capitalization patterns. It does not reproduce YouTube's spam systems.
  • Violence Score: Counts matches from a configured list of violence and self-harm terms. It cannot determine intent, context, age restriction, or ad suitability.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does this tool use YouTube's actual moderation system? No. It uses local word lists and pattern checks in your browser. YouTube uses its own automated systems and human review. Treat this result as a writing prompt, not a prediction of what YouTube will flag.
  • Can I check a comment or community post? Yes. Paste any text you want to screen against the same local lists. The result applies only to the pasted text and is not a channel-level assessment.
  • Can this predict Limited Ads or No Ads? No. It can highlight language you may want to review, but it cannot determine YouTube's ad-suitability decision or identify the definitive cause of a restriction.

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