YouTube Channel Finder

About This Tool

So, you’re trying to find a YouTube channel but don’t have the link? Maybe you remember the name, or just part of it. Or maybe you’re curious who’s behind that viral video you saw shared on Twitter. That’s where YouTube Channel Finder comes in. It’s not flashy. It’s not trying to sell you anything. It just helps you track down channels when you’ve got nothing but a hunch or a fragment of info.

I built this because I kept running into the same problem—someone mentions a channel in a comment, or I see a cool video with no clear uploader name. Searching YouTube directly sometimes gives you ten results that aren’t even close. This tool cuts through the noise. You type in what you know—name, topic, maybe a keyword from a video title—and it pulls up likely matches. Simple as that.

Key Features

• Search by partial channel names—no need to remember the exact spelling
• Filter results by upload frequency, subscriber count, or recent activity
• See thumbnails and latest videos so you can confirm it’s the right channel
• Works even if the channel has weird characters or numbers in the name
• No login required. No tracking. Just type and go

FAQ

Q: Does this work for deleted or private channels?
A: Nope. If a channel’s been taken down or set to private, it won’t show up. This only finds active, public channels. Sorry—YouTube’s rules, not mine.

Q: Why not just use YouTube’s search?
A: You can, but it’s messy. YouTube prioritizes videos, not channels, and often buries smaller creators. This tool focuses purely on channel discovery—cleaner, faster, and way less frustrating when you’re hunting for something specific.