Quickly scan your YouTube Liked Videos playlist to pinpoint deleted or private videos. We recover the original titles and channel creators so you can easily find re-uploads and keep your Liked Videos collection complete.
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Every scanned liked video in this account is currently public and active. No deleted or private items were found, so 0 credits were deducted.
We found 0 deleted or private videos, but unfortunately none of their original titles could be recovered.
We detected 0 deleted or private videos in your playlist. The original titles and creator channels have been successfully recovered! Unlock the complete list with one-click YouTube search links and CSV/JSON export.
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Over the years, your YouTube Liked Videos playlist turns into a personal collection of your favorite videos, tutorials, lectures, and memories. But when you scroll through that playlist today, you probably see grey rows that simply say "[Deleted video]" or "[Private video]".
The most frustrating part isn't just that the video is unavailable, it is that YouTube hides the video title and creator channel entirely. You know you loved that video enough to like it, but you cannot even remember what video or tutorial it was. And because you don't have the title, you can't search for a re-upload or an alternative copy.
This tool solves that exact problem. It scans your Liked Videos playlist, detects which videos were taken down or marked private, and checks historical records to find out what those videos were called before they disappeared.
We believe in being upfront with you. In our testing and past scans, we typically recover between 80% and 90% of deleted or private video titles.
Why can't we guarantee 100%? Here is the honest truth: deleted video titles can only be recovered if the video was publicly accessible long enough for its metadata to be recorded. If a creator uploaded a video and deleted it shortly afterward, or set it to private immediately, its title information was never captured. When that happens, no record of the title exists.
Whenever a title cannot be found, we clearly label it as Can't Find so you know we checked our records and were unable to locate it.
Your credits should only be spent when you get real value. If our tool scans your liked videos and finds unavailable items, but cannot recover even a single title from our records, 0 credits are deducted. You will only use 5 credits if we successfully recover at least one missing video title for you.
Sign in and connect your YouTube account through Google's official OAuth sign-in. This gives our tool secure, read-only permission to check your Liked Videos playlist. We never ask for password access or modification permissions.
Click "Scan Liked Videos". Our scanner reads through your playlist in real time. As it checks each batch of videos, you will see a live progress bar showing how many videos have been checked and how many unavailable items have been found.
Once the scan finishes, the tool displays a clear summary of your playlist: your total videos, active videos, and unavailable videos. For every unavailable video where historical data exists, you will see its original title, the channel that posted it, and its position in your playlist.
Next to each recovered video, click Search on YouTube to run a search for that title and creator. Often, other channels have re-uploaded the video, clip, or tutorial. You can also download the entire missing list as a clean CSV spreadsheet or JSON file for your own records.
Knowing what you lost is the first step toward getting your collection back. Here are the three most common things people do once they get their missing titles:
When a video is removed, whether by the creator or due to copyright strikes, YouTube clears the video's public page and metadata to comply with privacy rules and copyright guidelines. While this protects copyright holders, it leaves viewers in the dark about what was removed from their personal playlists.
No. This tool recovers metadata: the video title, channel creator name, and original link. It does not download or host deleted video files. Once you know the title and channel creator, you can easily look for re-uploads or mirrors on YouTube and other platforms.
You are not charged anything. Under our Fair Credit Guarantee, if our scanner finds deleted videos in your playlist but cannot recover any titles from historical public records, 0 credits are deducted from your account. Credits are only used if at least one missing title is recovered.
This tool requires 5 credits to unlock the full recovered report (including creator channels, one-click search links, and CSV/JSON downloads). Remember: if your playlist has zero deleted videos, or if no titles can be recovered, zero credits are deducted.
Yes. You can export all your unavailable and recovered videos to a CSV file (which opens directly in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers) or a JSON file.
Yes. We use Google's official OAuth 2.0 authentication. We only request read-only access to scan your Liked Videos playlist. We cannot modify your account, delete playlists, or see your private messages or passwords.