Find all videos from YouTube Channel (beta)

This online tool allows you to fetch all the videos from a particular YouTube channel. It also helps measuring additional metrics that typically aren't even visible for a channel owner - metrics that YouTube uses in their algorithm when determining your position on YouTube search or how often your video gets recommended to others.

Video metrics are abbreviated, and numbers are highlighted in either green or red depending on what is considered to be a good number for that video.

• LD - Like to Dislike Ratio. You should aim for at least 95 likes per very 5 dislikes, thus a ratio of 95% or above is a good number.
• LV - Like to View Ratio. Research says that you should aim to have at least 4 likes per every 100 views, thus LV ratio should be at 4 or above. There is a reason every YouTuber nowadays is asking people to "like and subscribe" as that definitely helps them in the YouTube algorithm.
  Keep in mind that this number does not take dislikes into account, which may hurt you in the algorithm game even if the number of likes for a particular video is relatively high.
• CV - Comment to View Ratio. An engaging video should expect at least 5 comments per thousand views - so a good ratio to look for would be 0.5 or above. This also helps videos in the algorithm which is why you hear "like, comment, and subscribe" in so many videos.

Try this as an example: https://www.youtube.com/c/InternetHistorian

Note: All data is gathered using the Official YouTube API. YouTube data is not saved on our servers. API usage is limited, and we try to use it responsibly so that a few people do not overwhelm the entire system. If you get a timeout message, then simply try again later. Additionally, this tool will not fetch more than 1000 videos from a channel for non-registered users.