YouTube Channel Finder

About This Tool

So you’re trying to find a YouTube channel, but you don’t have the exact link. Maybe you remember part of the name, or a video title, or even just the vibe. That’s where YouTube Channel Finder comes in. It’s not magic—just a simple way to search for channels when you’ve got bits and pieces to go on. I built this because I kept losing channels I liked. One day I’d watch a cool tech review, the next I’d forget the name. Copy-pasting URLs from old emails? No thanks. This tool scrapes public YouTube data (the stuff Google lets you see) and helps you track down channels based on keywords, video titles, or even descriptions. It’s not perfect. Sometimes results are off. Sometimes there are too many matches. But it’s way better than scrolling through pages of unrelated videos hoping you’ll recognize a thumbnail.

Key Features

• Search by channel name, video title, or keyword—no full URL needed.
• Filter results by upload date, subscriber count, or activity level.
• See basic stats like total videos, views, and when the channel was created.
• Copy channel links with one click—no more manual typing.
• Works on mobile and desktop. No app to install.
• No login required. Just type and go.

FAQ

Why can’t I find a channel even though I know it exists?
YouTube’s search isn’t always reliable, and neither is this tool. If a channel is new, private, or barely active, it might not show up. Also, if your search term is too vague (like “gaming”), you’ll get flooded with results. Try adding more specific words—like the creator’s name or a unique video title.

Is this tool stealing data or violating YouTube’s rules?
Nope. It only pulls publicly available info—the same stuff you’d see if you searched YouTube yourself. No scraping behind logins, no storing personal data. It’s just a cleaner, faster way to search. That said, if YouTube changes their system, this might break. Happens all the time.