Export your favorite YouTube liked videos. Convert your liked videos metadata to CSV, Excel, Text, JSON, or Bookmark HTML. Manage and export from multiple YouTube accounts with extensive customizations.
If you spend enough time on YouTube, your "Liked Videos" list becomes a personal archive. It's your favorite tutorials, music tracks, documentaries, and funny clips.
But there is a major problem with relying on YouTube to store this: videos get deleted, and accounts get banned or go private.
Have you ever opened a playlist and seen a grey box that says, "[Deleted video]"? The worst part isn't just that the video is gone; it's that YouTube completely hides the title. You don't even know what you lost, so you can't go search for it anywhere else.
That is why you need to know how to save liked videos on YouTube locally. By exporting your list to a CSV, Excel, or HTML file, you create a permanent, searchable backup of the video titles, channel names, and links. Even if the video is wiped from YouTube tomorrow, you still have the metadata.
Open your browser and go to our Youtube export tool
Open your browser and go to our Youtube liked videos export tool (https://www.exportvenue.com/export-youtube-liked-videos/).
Login and Connect
Login to your account (Sign up first if not already done) and connect your YouTube account with secure OAuth connection.
Select Account and Format
Select your YouTube account and choose the file format. Export Venue supports multiple file formats like Excel, CSV, Text, Json & Bookmark HTML.
Customize (Optional)
If you want to customize further, click on "Optional: Customize Export button". Select the items to be exported & choose how you want to sort the export. If you are exporting as CSV, you can also choose the csv delimiter.
Click Export
Click export button and your Youtube Liked Videos will be exported instantly.
If you search for how to do a Google Takeout YouTube liked videos export, you'll find that it is the official method. It works, but it is painfully slow and clunky if you only want your liked videos.
Here is what the standard Google Takeout process looks like:
I built Export Venue to skip that entire headache.
| Feature | Google Takeout | Export Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Minutes to Hours | Instant (Under 5 seconds) |
| File Formats | 2 formats only (CSV, JSON) | 13 Formats (Excel, CSV, Text, Bookmark, JSON, Markdown, XML, HTML, YAML, SQLite, Docx, M3U, M3U8) |
| Custom Columns | No (You get everything) | Yes (Pick exactly what you want) |
| Sorting | Default only | Sort by Date, Title, Channel, etc. |
With Export Venue, you just securely connect your account, pick the exact columns you want (like Title, URL, and Date), and export liked videos from YouTube instantly.
Getting your data out of YouTube is just step one. Because this tool supports 13 formats, you can actually put your data to work.
The fastest way is to use a dedicated tool like Export Venue. Just log in securely, select the format you need (like Excel or CSV), and hit export. It takes less than 5 seconds. Alternatively, you can use Google Takeout, though it takes much longer and offers fewer formatting options.
While you cannot download the actual video files directly through YouTube due to copyright rules, you can save the complete list of your liked videos. Export Venue allows you to save this list as an HTML Bookmark file, CSV, or Text file so you never lose track of your favorite content.
Yes. If you have a personal account and a work account, you can manage both. Go to your Export Venue profile, connect your multiple accounts securely, and you can switch between them before exporting.
Absolutely. Export Venue uses YouTube's official, secure OAuth connection. We only request read-only access to your public and private playlists (which includes your Liked Videos). We cannot alter your account, delete videos, or see your password. You can disconnect your account at any time with one click.