Sign in, connect YouTube (read-only) and download your subscriptions as CSV, JSON or ZIP.
Your subscription list is years of curation and YouTube gives you no simple way to keep a copy. The Subscription Backup exports every channel with its ID, title, URL, thumbnail and the date you subscribed.
Keep the file as a safety net before a cleanup, or use it to rebuild your list on any account.
Complete list, however many channels you follow
CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for developers, ZIP for both
Nothing stored on our servers, no tokens in the file
Connect your YouTube account (read-only)
Review how many channels were found
Press Create backup
Download the CSV, JSON or ZIP
How do I back up my YouTube subscriptions?
Connect your account and press Create backup. You get a CSV (opens in Excel or Google Sheets), a JSON file, or a ZIP with both, named youtube-subscriptions-YYYY-MM-DD.
What is included in the backup?
Channel ID, channel title, channel URL, thumbnail URL, subscription date and the time of the backup. No tokens or account details are written to the file.
Is the backup stored on your servers?
No. The file is generated for you to download and isn’t kept. Only a usage record (counts, no channel names) is saved for billing.
Can I restore from the backup?
Yes — Subscription Restore reads the CSV or JSON, skips channels you already follow, and re-subscribes to the rest after you confirm.
What does it cost?
1 credit per 10 channels backed up, rounded up — a 487-channel backup is 49 credits. Viewing your subscriptions first is free.
Is my Google password stored?
No. You sign in on Google’s own consent screen and MyFreshTools never sees your password. OAuth tokens stay encrypted on our server and are never sent to your browser. You can disconnect at any time, which revokes the access.