CommentSift™

What’s this show called?

Paste a YouTube Short or clip to get the name of the anime, manhwa or show in it. We read the comments and replies so you don’t have to.

Works on Shorts, clips and edits of manhwa, manhua, manga, webtoons, anime, movies and TV shows.

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On TikTok, Instagram or another app? Paste the comments

TikTok and Instagram don’t let apps read comments. Open the comments, select and copy them (or just the “name?” ones and their replies), and paste them here. For TikTok, also put the video link in the box above.

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A made-up example of an answerExample

Made-up example: a short clip from an anime fight scene

It’s called

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

Anime, 2019
Likely1 person named it in the comments and it's a real anime on AniList. Worth a quick check.
Also known as: 鬼滅の刃 (Japanese)
Open on AniList ↗ Search the web ↗
Where we found it
Someone asked
what anime is this?
This is Demon Slayer
Other names people mentioned

These can be other titles for the same show, or a different guess. If the name above looks wrong, try these.

  • Another made-up name1 person

Why the comments know the name

A clip or Short often leaves the name out of its title. But someone in the comments usually asks “what’s this called?”, and someone who knows answers. CommentSift reads those questions and replies for you.

Made-up examples of what people write:

“Confident” means more than one thing agrees: several commenters, the uploader, or a title database such as AniList or Wikipedia. “Likely” means it’s probably right, but worth a quick check.

When people give different names, the one with the most support comes first. The rest are listed under “Other names people mentioned”, with how many people said each.

When nobody has named it yet, we say so instead of guessing. A YouTube video then goes on your check-back list, which is kept only on this device, and we look again on your later visits.

Getting the link on your phone

  1. In the YouTube app, tap Share under the video (on Shorts it’s the arrow on the right).
  2. Tap Copy link.
  3. Come back here and tap Paste.
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