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YouTube Channel Finder

Search by channel name or topic to see matching channels with their subscribers, views, videos and start date, and copy any channel's handle or ID.

How to find a YouTube channel

  1. 01

    Type a name or keyword

    Search for a channel's name, or a topic like "woodworking" to find channels about it.

  2. 02

    Compare the results

    Up to 20 channels are listed in YouTube's search order with their subscribers, views and videos.

  3. 03

    Open or copy

    Copy a channel's handle or ID, open it on YouTube, or see its full stats.

Search that shows the numbers

YouTube's search mixes channels in with videos and hides most of their numbers. This tool searches channels only and shows each one's subscribers, total views, video count, country and creation date together.

Results come in the order YouTube's search ranks them, which weighs relevance, not size. Use it to find a channel when you only know part of its name, or to see who else makes videos about a topic.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a YouTube channel by name?

Type the name above and press Search. If you know the @handle, the channel stats tool goes straight to it.

Why isn't the channel I'm looking for listed?

Try a different spelling or fewer words. Channels with very few videos, and terminated or hidden ones, may not appear in YouTube's search.

Why do some channels show subscribers as hidden?

Channel owners can hide their subscriber count, and then YouTube doesn't share it.

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