1–3
High clickbait risk. Title or description substantially misrepresents the content.
How the YouTube clickbait detector and AI slop checker behave, what they read, and how to read both scores.
Add free clickbait checker to ChromeYTBait is a free Chrome YouTube clickbait detector. It answers: does this video deliver what the title and description promised — and is the script hollow AI filler?
It is not a summarizer, like-ratio rater, recommender, or ad blocker. It is an impartial verdict layer for viewers who want to know before they commit the next 20 minutes. See also the AI slop detector.
For a video page, YTBait roughly does the following:
Title, channel, duration, and description.
Captions when YouTube exposes them for the video.
Promise vs delivery, sensationalism, filler, and substance.
A 1–10 clickbait score, a separate 1–10 AI slop score, and a short note.
Higher scores mean the packaging matches the content. Lower scores mean bait, overclaim, or empty delivery — the classic promise vs delivery mismatch.
1–3
High clickbait risk. Title or description substantially misrepresents the content.
4–6
Mixed value — packaging is stretched, padded, or only partly delivered.
7–10
Packaging is largely honest. Content delivers on the title and description promise.
The AI slop score is independent of delivery. It rates whether the captions read as generic, hollow AI-written filler — stock voice patterns stacked on thin substance — not “was a model used.”
High slop (7–10) means skip-safe filler. Low slop (1–3) means human voice, or AI-polish over a real technique. The slop score is never allowed to raise or lower the clickbait score. Full explainer: YouTube AI slop detector.
How the free Chrome checker scores videos 1–10.
Independent 1–10 score for formulaic AI filler.
Voice tells, hollow substance, and what is not slop.
Two different wastes of time. Two independent scores.
Manual tells for title/thumbnail mismatch.
Incentives, algorithms, and attention economics.
Free YouTube clickbait detector and AI slop checker for Chrome. Two scores on the watch page — know before you commit the next 20 minutes.