To start, just enter a YouTuve or Vimeo URL and play the video. At any point where you feel like adding a tag, just click “Tag it” and add a small description. You can add as many tags as you want, get a direct link for each tag and even let users post comments on individual tags instead of the whole video.

Features:

• Tag and share parts of a Youtube and Vimeo videos.
• Each tag gets a description, direct link and comments.
• Add as many tags as you want.
• See it in action here.

Visit BlipSnips @ www.blipsnips.com

Creating a tag cloud with Tagxedo is very easy. Just load your text by uploading a file, entering your webpage URL, or pasting your text into the field box. Design your tag cloud by selecting the theme, font, and text direction, or by clicking the spin button for each element. You can also change the shape and aspect ratio, and play around with word emphasis, word count, and tightness. Changing one of these elements can greatly alter your tag cloud.

Once done, you can save the cloud as either a jpeg or png image. You can also choose the image resolution (from 100×100 to 16MP res) for your tag cloud.

Tagxedo is a cool app for web designers and bloggers looking for a fun way to organize their content.

Features:

• Free; no sign up required.
• Create tag clouds in real time.
• Find a variant in the gallery and edit them to make your own.
• Uses local fonts.
• Use words or images as custom shapes.
• Similar Tool: Tagul, TagCrowd, Wordle and ZoomClouds.
• Also see our releted article: – 5 Unique Websites with Very Useful Tag Clouds.

Check out Tagxedo @ www.tagxedo.com

Once you sign up, you can create your own flash-based tag cloud and customize its appearance. Tagul has options for custom shapes selection and multiple fonts in one cloud. You can also set different effects like text inside text, rollover effects, vibrant tags and background colors, and more. Once done, you can save it and embed it to your blog for others to see.

Tagul is an ideal app for bloggers and webmasters looking for unique ways to display their online content.

Features:

• Free to use.
• Generate tag clouds to replace ordinary tag clouds.
• Each tag is linked with a URL and is “clickable” which can be used for navigation.
• Has custom shapes selection and multiple fonts.
• Create tag clouds that have different shapes and features like text inside text and rollover effects.
• Embed and share your tag cloud.
• Similar tools: Similar webistes: TagCrowd, Wordle and ZoomClouds.
• Also see our releted articles:

  - 5 Unique Websites with Very Useful Tag Clouds.

-  How To Create and Add A Tag Cloud To Blogger Blog.

Check out Tagul @ www.tagul.com

The site has clutter free interface and is very easy to use. To perform a search simply enter your querry, select the site you want to search on and click on “Bulb it”. The page will be quickly filled with thumbnail results.

Features:

• Quick metesearch engine that lets you search popular image and video sites by tags.
• Simple and easy to use interface.
• Image tag search – Flickr, Picasa, Zooomr, 23, Riya, Webshots, Yahoo  Imeem.
• Video tag search – Youtube, Blip.tv,  DailyMotion, Metacafe, Yahoo, Google, imeem Grouper and Revver.
• No sign-up needed

Check out TagBulp @ www.tagbulb.com

Once tag cloud is created you can easily embed it on to your blog or personal web page.

Features:

• Online tag cloud generator.
• Generate clouds from webpages, uploaded text file or simple text.
• Maximum file size is 100 KB’s for uploaded file and 3 MB’s for pasted text.
• Style and customize the cloud to your liking.
• Embedding supported.
• Similar webistes: Wordle and ZoomClouds.

Check out TagCrowd @ www.tagcrowd.com

Features:

• Search Twitter by tags
• Pick from tag cloud or type your own tag to search
• Simple user interface
• Search results grouped under various categories

Also see Summize, a real-time Twitter search engine that we covered earlier. TweetScan is another good one.

Check out Tweetag @ www.tweetag.com ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )

TagsAhoy Features

• Search all your tags from one place.
• Search Tags on: Del.icio.us, Flickr, Gmail, Squirl, LibraryThing and Connotea.
• Embed ‘tag search’ into your blog or website. If your blog is public make sure to exclude Gmail from ‘tag search’. You don’t your readers searching through your emails.
• Coming Soon: View all tags in a tag cloud.

Check out TagsAhoy @ www.tagsahoy.com