Over time, songs quietly vanish from your YouTube Music Liked Songs collection due to label licensing changes and distributor takedowns. We scan your liked music library and recover original song titles, artist names, and watch links so you never lose track of your music.
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Every liked song in your library is currently playable and active. No deleted or private tracks were found, so 0 credits were deducted.
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We detected 0 missing songs in your Liked Music collection. The original titles and artist names have been recovered! Unlock the full list with one-click YouTube and YouTube Music search links and CSV/JSON export.
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Your YouTube Music Liked Songs collection is your personal soundtrack built across months and years. But as you scroll through your music library, you have probably noticed greyed-out tracks or slots labeled "[Deleted video]" or "[Private video]". Often, YouTube or YouTube Music simply states that unavailable videos are hidden in your playlist without explaining which tracks disappeared or who the original artists were.
This happens because the streaming music industry is constantly shifting. Record labels renegotiate catalog contracts, distributors pull albums, regional copyright restrictions change, and artists delete or replace older uploads with remastered editions.
When a song is removed from YouTube Music, YouTube wipes the track title, the artist name, and the album cover. This is especially frustrating for music listeners. Unlike a video where you might remember the visuals, an obscure song, indie track, remix, or live performance you liked years ago leaves no clue behind. Without the title and artist, you cannot search for a re-upload, look for the song on Spotify or Bandcamp, or purchase a digital copy.
This tool solves that exact problem. It scans your YouTube Music Liked Songs library, identifies every unavailable track slot, extracts the hidden video identifier, and retrieves the original song title and artist from historical public records.
We value genuine results over marketing hype. Based on thousands of scans, our system recovers between 80% and 90% of deleted or unavailable song titles.
Why is 100% recovery impossible for any tool? When a track is removed, recovery relies on public historical records. If an artist or uploader set a track to private immediately after release, or deleted an audio file before search engines indexed it, no public record exists.
When a title cannot be found in historical records, we mark it clearly as Can't Find so you always know our exact verification status.
You only pay when we deliver real results. If your liked music collection has no deleted tracks, or if unavailable songs exist but we cannot recover even one title, 0 credits are deducted. Your credit balance stays untouched. The 5-credit fee is charged only when at least one missing song title is successfully recovered.
Choose your connected YouTube account from the dropdown. We use official Google OAuth 2.0 with read-only access to inspect your Liked Music collection securely.
Click Scan Liked Music. The system checks through your library in batches of 50. A live progress card shows checked items and highlights missing songs in real time.
For every unavailable song, the system cross-checks historical records to identify the exact song title, artist or channel name, and original watch link.
Click the Search button next to any recovered song to search YouTube or YouTube Music for re-uploads, official audio, or alternate versions. You can also download your full missing list as a CSV spreadsheet or JSON file for a permanent offline backup.
Once you know which songs were removed from your Liked Music library, here is how you can repair your collection:
Streaming licensing agreements expire regularly. When a record label or artist takes down an album or changes distributors, YouTube removes the audio file from its catalog. YouTube cleans the metadata from the public watch page, leaving playlist slots with no song or artist names.
No. This tool recovers metadata: the song title, artist or channel name, position number, and original link. It does not download or host audio files. Knowing the song name and artist allows you to search for re-uploads, official remasters, or alternative streaming copies.
Under our Fair Credit Guarantee, if unavailable songs exist in your liked music collection but none of their titles could be found in historical records, zero credits are deducted from your balance.
Yes. We use Google's official OAuth 2.0 authentication. We only request read-only access to read your Liked Music playlist items. We cannot modify your account, delete playlists, or see your private passwords.
Yes. You can export your full missing songs list to CSV (which opens directly in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, and Apple Numbers) or JSON format with a single click.