In this article we will show you how to find a YouTube channel without knowing the name, it had happened to us you see a funny video on YouTube, and forget about sharing it or bookmarking it, then close the YouTube.

And then you are looking for some way to find it again when all you remember are vague details. If you have viewed the video while logged into your YouTube or Google account, it is likely that it is recorded in your YouTube activity.

You can also use the search filters embedded in YouTube to narrow search results according to the information you remember.

This article will show you how to track down a YouTube video or channel without knowing its title.

Step By Step Guide On How To Find A YouTube Channel Without Knowing The Name :-

Checking Your YouTube Video History

1. At first, please visit https://myactivity.google.com via a Web browser. If you have viewed the YouTube video you are looking for when you are logged into your Google account, you can probably find it on your YouTube history.

   

2. If you are not currently logged into your Google account, you will be asked to do so. Log in with the same account that you use to watch the YouTube videos.
3. Select YouTube History. You will find it in the first section.

   

4. Ensure YouTube history is enabled. If you see a check mark inside a circle next to or next to YouTube history," and the "Include the YouTube videos you watch" box is mark checked, you can find your watched videos history in this section.
5. Alternatively, you can try checking your browser history – simply tap Control + H on a PC or Command + H on a Mac to display it.

   

6. Select Manage Activity at the bottom of the page. This makes a list of YouTube videos that you watched when you logged into your account appear.

   

7. Search for the video in your history. You may now browse the results to find the video you are looking for.
8. You can easily click or press Filter by date in the upper left corner of the search results and choose a date, if you recall the day, you watched the video.
9. You may also use the "Search your activity" icon at the top to search any details or keywords relevant to the videos.

Using Google Search To Find Videos

1. At first, visit to https://www.google.com in your web browser. If the use of YouTube filters was not useful, you may be able to find it by searching what you remember in Google. If anyone else is searching for the video as well, they may have asked questions about it on a forum or website, which might come into your search results.

   

2. Enter anything you remember about the video. What was the video about? Was this a song of a certain genre or period? Typing certain keywords into the video can help you figure out what you're looking for.
3. For example, if the video you are watching is an electronic music animation with an 80's vibe, you may type "80s music cartoon animation YouTube".
4. Click the search icon to start the search. When your search results are displayed, the videos are usually located on the top of the results page. Alternatively, you can filter the results to view only videos by clicking on the Videos tab at the top of the results page.
5. Even though you may not find the video on YouTube, you may be able to find it on a different video sharing platform—Try doing a search on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram to find the video keywords—maybe somebody on one of these platforms shared the video too!
6. You can also try a Reddit forum where people request help finding what they are looking for.

Conclusion :-

This is how you can find any YouTube channel if you don’t know that name, I hope this article on how to find a YouTube channel without knowing the name helps you.