YouTube Channel Title Extractor

A channel title extractor copies the title of every public upload on a YouTube channel into a plain list, one per line. It reads the channel's complete upload list, not just what the channel page shows before you scroll.

Titles can be sorted newest or oldest first, alphabetically, or by views, which puts the titles that worked best at the top. Shorts can be listed apart from regular videos, since their titles are written differently. Creators use it to study how successful channels in their niche write titles, spot topics a channel keeps returning to, and avoid repeating their own old titles. A CSV download adds each video's link, date and views.

A channel's titles show its topics, its formats and how it writes for clicks. Sorting them by views puts the titles that worked best at the top, which is useful for competitor research and for planning your own videos.

Every public upload is read, not just the ones that load on the channel page, and Shorts can be listed apart from regular videos because their titles work differently.