YouTube moderation packs

Start with the problem in your comment section. Each pack has editable blocked phrases, a local checker, and examples that help you keep genuine conversations.

Choose a focused list before adding more words

A long blocklist can hide the questions you want to answer. These packs start with specific requests: contact a supposed prize agent, exchange subscriptions, or send account information. Each one includes a legitimate comment that still matches, so you can see the tradeoff before using it.

The editor runs in your browser. It does not connect to YouTube or change your moderation settings. Copy the phrases after reviewing them, then add them yourself in YouTube Studio.

Phrase lists and contextual moderation solve different problems

A phrase list is useful when the wording is predictable. When spam keeps changing its wording or viewers quote it to warn each other, context matters. Each pack includes an optional instruction you can adapt for a CommentShark AI rule, alongside its literal list.

Explore the full blocked-words builder, learn about comment moderation, or follow the rule setup walkthrough.