You can do this directly on YouTube, but the built-in method is best for casual browsing, not for research, audits, exporting links, or sorting large video libraries.
In this post, we’ll look at the default YouTube option first, then show a better way to extract a full channel video list using TunePocket’s new YouTube Channel Video List Extractor tool.
Key Takeaways
- You can view a creator’s uploads from the Videos tab on their YouTube channel.
- YouTube’s built-in view is useful for browsing but limited when you need sorting, copying, exporting, or spreadsheet-friendly data.
- Large channels can be annoying to review manually because you may need to scroll, load more results, and copy links one by one.
- TunePocket’s YouTube Channel Video List Extractor turns a channel URL, @handle, or channel ID into a clean sortable video list.
- The extracted list can be copied, downloaded, or exported for research, content audits, reports, planning, or NotebookLM workflows.
1Option 1: Use The YouTube Channel Videos Tab
The simplest way to see videos from a specific YouTube creator is to use YouTube itself.
Go to the creator’s channel page.
Click the Videos tab.
Use the available sorting options, such as newest, oldest, or popular, depending on what YouTube shows for that channel and your device.
This works fine when you only want to browse a channel casually or check the latest uploads.
However, it becomes much less convenient when you need to analyze the channel, copy many video links, sort the full archive, or save the results outside YouTube.
Limitations Of The Default YouTube Method
YouTube is built for watching videos, not for turning a channel into a clean research list.
That creates a few common problems.
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Limited sorting
YouTube may let you sort channel videos by newest, oldest, or popular, but it does not give you a full spreadsheet-style sorting view with columns like title, date, views, duration, and URL.
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Manual scrolling
For channels with hundreds or thousands of videos, browsing the full archive can require a lot of scrolling and loading more results.
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No easy copy option
YouTube does not give you a simple button to copy all video URLs from a channel.
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No spreadsheet export
If you want to audit a channel, compare videos, build a content plan, or save a research file, you need to collect the data manually or use a separate tool.
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Hard to use for reporting
YouTube’s channel view is visual, which is great for browsing but not ideal when you need a clean list for a client report, editorial calendar, competitor review, or research document.
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Search and filter behavior changes
YouTube regularly changes how search, sorting, and filtering work. That can make it frustrating if you rely on a specific view or sorting option for channel research.
For quick browsing, YouTube is enough.
For actual research, planning, copying, or exporting, you need a cleaner workflow.
2Option 2: Use TunePocket YouTube Channel Video List Extractor
A faster way is to use TunePocket’s free YouTube Channel Video List Extractor.
This tool takes a public YouTube channel URL, @handle, or channel ID and turns it into a clean list of videos and useful metadata.
Instead of scrolling through YouTube manually, you can load the channel videos into a sortable table and work with the results directly.
Why The Extractor Is Better For Research And Planning
TunePocket’s tool is better when your goal is not just to watch videos but to organize channel data.
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Get a cleaner video list
See channel uploads in a structured format instead of relying only on YouTube’s visual grid.
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Sort the results
Review the channel by useful fields such as date, title, views, or duration, depending on the data available.
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Copy video URLs quickly
Save time when you need many links for research, documentation, NotebookLM, spreadsheets, or content planning.
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Export for spreadsheets
Download or export the results so you can filter, sort, annotate, and share the list outside YouTube.
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Review publishing history
Look at how often a creator uploads, what topics they repeat, which videos stand out, and how their channel is structured over time.
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Use it for competitor research
Creators, marketers, video editors, and channel managers can quickly compare upload patterns, titles, topics, and video formats across competing channels.
Good Use Cases for TunePocket Channel Video List Extractor
Use the YouTube Channel Video List Extractor when you need to:
- See all videos uploaded by a public YouTube channel.
- Export a creator’s video archive into a spreadsheet.
- Copy all video links from a channel for research or documentation.
- Sort a channel’s videos by date, title, views, or duration.
- Review a competitor’s publishing schedule and content topics.
- Create a reusable list of source videos for NotebookLM.
- Build a content audit for a client or internal marketing team.
- Find older videos without endless scrolling through the YouTube interface.
Frequently Asked Questions
How To View All Videos Uploaded By A Specific Content Creator?
You can view a creator’s videos by opening their YouTube channel and clicking the Videos tab. This is the default YouTube method and works well for casual browsing. However, if you want to copy links, sort the full list, download the results, or export the channel videos into a spreadsheet, use TunePocket’s YouTube Channel Video List Extractor.
Can I Export All Videos From A YouTube Channel To A Spreadsheet?
YouTube does not provide a simple built-in spreadsheet export for a channel’s public video list. TunePocket’s YouTube Channel Video List Extractor is designed for this workflow, letting you copy, download, or export the loaded results for spreadsheet use.
Can I Copy All Video Links From A YouTube Channel?
Manually, yes, but copying links one by one is slow. The faster option is to use a channel video list extractor that loads the public videos and gives you a cleaner way to copy or export the URLs.
Is This Useful For NotebookLM?
Yes. If you want to use NotebookLM to summarize, compare, or organize videos from a channel, a clean list of video links is much easier to work with than manually collecting URLs from YouTube one at a time.
Can I Sort A YouTube Channel By Oldest Videos?
YouTube may show sorting options such as newest, oldest, or popular on the channel Videos tab, but the experience can vary and still does not give you a downloadable table. For better control, extract the channel video list and sort it in the tool or in a spreadsheet.
Does This Work With Any YouTube Channel?
It is intended for public YouTube channels and public video data. Private, deleted, restricted, or unavailable videos may not appear in the extracted results (neither they won’t appear if you search directly on YouTube).
Final Tip
Start with YouTube if you only need to browse.
Use TunePocket’s YouTube Channel Video List Extractor when you need the channel’s videos as a useful working list.
It is especially helpful for creators, marketers, researchers, video editors, students, and channel managers who need to copy, download, sort, export, or analyze YouTube channel uploads without wasting time on manual scrolling.
