Free YouTube Channel URL Generator

YouTube channels can be addressed by handle, custom URL, legacy username, or channel ID — and each unlocks different useful links. Enter any one of them and this tool builds the full set: the channel page, its videos, Shorts and playlists tabs, and the RSS feed for the channel’s uploads.

Paste a full channel URL, an @handle, or a channel ID starting with UC.
Private by design. This tool runs 100% in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.

How to Use the YouTube Channel URL Generator

  1. Enter the channel’s @handle, a custom name, a channel ID, or paste a full channel URL.
  2. Click Generate channel links.
  3. Copy or open the handle link, tab links and RSS feed.

Features

Recognizes @handles, full channel URLs, and UC… channel IDs. Generates handle links, tab deep-links (/videos, /shorts, /playlists), and the official uploads RSS feed URL for channel IDs.

Benefits & Use Cases

The RSS feed URL is gold for feed readers and automation tools that track new uploads. Tab deep-links are handy for directing people straight to a channel’s videos or playlists.

Tips

The @handle format is the modern, reliable way to link a channel. A channel’s exact ID cannot be derived from its name in the browser — open the channel and copy it from the URL if you need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a YouTube channel handle?

It is the @username identifier shown under the channel name, giving a short universal link like youtube.com/@handle that works regardless of custom URLs.

How do I find a channel’s ID?

Open the channel, click through to any page, and look for the UC… string in the address bar — or check the channel’s About or sharing options.

What is the channel RSS feed for?

It is an XML feed of the channel’s uploads at youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=…, usable in feed readers and automation tools to follow new videos.

Can I get a channel ID from just its name?

No — that lookup needs YouTube’s API. Paste the handle or open the channel to get the ID.

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