Free · No signup · Public data
Drop in a channel and get its full video list — titles, views, dates, durations — as a CSV and as a pack you paste right into Claude to analyse. Built for the way operators actually research.
Tip: a youtube.com/@handle or /channel/UC… URL is fastest and most accurate.
A plain name works too.
Why this exists
The hard part of researching a channel with AI isn't the analysis — it's getting the data in front of it. YouTube won't hand you a tidy list, and pasting a few titles loses everything that matters. This exports the full picture in one move: a spreadsheet for you, and a clean, structured block for Claude, so you can ask real questions — what's over-performing, what the title patterns are, where the gaps sit — and get real answers.
Questions
Paste the channel's URL, @handle or name above and press Get videos. The tool pulls the channel's full public upload list and gives you a CSV download plus a version formatted to paste straight into Claude or any AI.
Yes. The download is a standard UTF-8 CSV, so it opens directly in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets — with a column each for title, URL, publish date, length, and view / like / comment counts.
Press “Copy for Claude” to copy a clean pack — a channel summary plus the full video table — then paste it into Claude (or any AI) and use one of the built-in prompts: outlier audit, title patterns, cadence, topic gaps, or planning the next 10 videos. That's the whole point of the tool: get the data in front of the AI in a form it can actually reason over.
Any public channel — your own or a competitor's. It reads only public data through the official YouTube API, so there's nothing to log into.
Completely free, no signup. We built it for our own research workflow and put it on the site as-is.
It uses only public metadata from the official YouTube Data API — the same data anyone can see on the channel page. Nothing private is accessed and nothing is stored on our side; the CSV and the Claude pack are generated in your browser.
Up to 5,000 of a channel's most recent uploads in one go. For very large channels — or heavy day-to-day use — add your own free YouTube API key (see the panel below) to lift the shared limit; your key stays in your browser.
Doing heavy research? Run the tool on your own free YouTube Data API key to lift the shared daily limit entirely. Your key is stored only in your own browser (localStorage) and calls go straight to Google — it never touches our server.
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