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YouTube Channel Checker - Subscribers, Info & Recent Videos

Enter a YouTube @handle to see the channel name, subscriber count, description, banner, channel ID, and a list of recent videos. Results load in seconds with no sign-up. Public channel information only - private or deleted channels are never shown.

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Enter a username, then click Check.

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How to Use This Tool

Type a YouTube username or @handle (for example mrbeast) into the box and press Check. The channel card appears with the name, handle, avatar, and a detail table below.

Step 1 - Enter the @handle

Type the handle with or without the @ sign. The leading @ is removed automatically, so both mrbeast and @mrbeast work.

Step 2 - Read the Channel Card

See the channel name, subscriber count, full description, banner image, and channel ID at a glance.

Step 3 - Browse Recent Videos

Scroll the detail table for links to recent videos. Each link opens the original video on YouTube.

What You See

Channel name and @handle - the public display name plus the exact handle.
Subscriber count - the current public subscriber total.
Description - the full channel about text, line breaks kept.
Banner and avatar - the public channel artwork.
Channel ID - the permanent UC identifier behind the handle.
Recent videos - direct links to the latest public uploads.

Good to Know

Only public channels can be checked. Handles are matched exactly, so a typo returns a not-found message instead of a wrong channel. Subscriber counts and video lists come from public data and can lag a little behind YouTube itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a channel handle?

Open the channel on YouTube - the handle shows under the channel name starting with @, and also appears in the channel page URL.

Why is the channel not found?

The handle may be mistyped, or the channel may be deleted, renamed, or private. Copy the handle exactly as YouTube shows it and retry.

Are subscriber counts live?

Counts come from public data and refresh regularly, but they can trail the live YouTube counter by a short delay.

Can I check a channel without the @ sign?

Yes. Type the name either way - the tool strips a leading @ before sending the lookup.

Does this download videos?

No. This is an info lookup only. To save videos, use a downloader tool instead.

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