Export and browse YouTube channel videos efficiently. Get comprehensive video lists with advanced export options for better content discovery.
Export video title, URL, duration, YouTube video ID, and view count for comprehensive data analysis.
Export to CSV format for easy secondary filtering using your preferred spreadsheet tools like Excel or Google Sheets.
Click to sort by view count or duration directly in the web interface for instant data organization.
Works with any YouTube channel - simply paste the channel URL to start exporting video data immediately.
The channel video exporter turns a public channel’s uploads into a working list you can filter, sort, and annotate. Strategists use it to find gaps, cluster topics, and plan remakes without endless scrolling in the UI.
Exports shine when you need collaboration: share a sheet with editors, mark statuses, and attach notes. Playback tools help you watch; exporters help you decide at catalog scale.
Start with a question—“which tutorials lack a 2026 refresh?”—so filters have a job. Aimless full dumps create spreadsheet debt.
Pull titles and URLs for the public uploads you need to review.
Status, pillar, refresh priority, and owner keep the sheet actionable.
Narrow by topic keywords or date ranges relevant to your question.
Send remake candidates to packaging tools—title, thumbnail research, tags—one URL at a time.
Cluster by recurring title prefixes, series codes, or niche keywords. Flag orphans that do not fit any pillar—they are candidates for unlisting or reframing. Sort by age when freshness matters for tutorials.
Avoid over-filtering until nothing remains; keep a parking lot tab for maybes. The goal is a ranked shortlist, not a perfect taxonomy on day one.
It cannot access private drafts or Studio analytics fields. Huge channels may require patience and still only reflect public listings. This is not a video file downloader.
If you only need one playlist’s order, use the playlist extractor. If you only need to watch, use play-all instead of building a sheet.
Expect titles and URLs as the core inventory; use the live result to confirm additional fields for your run. Build extra columns yourself for workflow status.
Use on-page controls when available, then refine further in your spreadsheet where complex filters are easier.
For content audits, gap analysis, and quarterly planning with clients—always on public data the client authorized you to review.
Public listings may mix formats. Label them in your sheet so strategy does not blur Shorts tactics with long-form plans.
No. Exports inventory what exists. Analytics explain how owned videos perform. Use both for channels you control.
Data viewer for public metrics, tag extractor for metadata, or title generator when rewriting packaging.