YouTube Channel Finder

A channel finder searches YouTube for channels only, by name or topic, and shows each result's numbers next to it: subscribers, total views, video count, country and the year it started.

YouTube's own search mixes channels in with videos and hides most of those numbers until you open each channel. Here you see up to 20 channels at once, in YouTube's own relevance order, and can copy any channel's @handle or ID or open its full stats. It's useful when you only half-remember a channel's name, when you're looking for creators to collaborate with or sponsor in a niche, or when you want to see who else is making videos about your topic.

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.