YouTube Live Subscriber Count
Real-time subscriber updates — refreshes automatically every 10 seconds
YouTube Subscribers Counter Tool
This free live YouTube subscriber count tool updates in real time, making it perfect for celebrating milestones, showcasing growth to your audience, or tracking rival channels. Simply enter your Channel ID or Username and watch the numbers roll.
- Enter your YouTube Channel ID or Username based on your selected search type
- Click the Show button to fetch live data
- Click Fullscreen (or press F11) for a distraction-free display
- The counter refreshes automatically every 10 seconds
How to Get Your YouTube Channel ID
Follow these steps to find your Channel ID and use it with our live YouTube subscriber count tool:
- Log in to YouTube
- Click your profile picture in the top-right corner
- Go to Settings
- Click View advanced settings
- Your Channel ID will be displayed — copy and paste it above
How to Find Your YouTube Username
Your YouTube username appears directly in your channel URL:
- Log in to YouTube and navigate to your channel
- Look at the browser address bar
- If the URL contains
/user/YourName, the part after/user/is your Username - Example: https://www.youtube.com/user/TechCybo
YouTube Creator Awards
- Silver Creator Award — 100,000 subscribers
- Gold Creator Award — 1 Million subscribers
- Diamond Creator Award — 10 Million subscribers
- Custom Creator Award — 50 Million subscribers
- Red Diamond Creator Award — 100 Million subscribers
Also try our YouTube Random Comment Picker to pick a random winner from your video comments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Log in to YouTube, click your profile picture, go to Settings, then View advanced settings. Your Channel ID is displayed on that page. It starts with
UC.
The counter automatically refreshes every 10 seconds using the YouTube Data API v3, giving you a near real-time view of your subscriber count.
A Channel ID starts with
UC and is a permanent unique identifier. A Username is the custom name in your channel URL — for example, youtube.com/user/TechCybo.
Yes! After loading a channel, click the Fullscreen button on the counter panel. You can also press F11 in your browser for a completely distraction-free view.
Some channels choose to hide their subscriber count in their YouTube settings. When a channel has hidden subscribers, the API returns a hidden flag and we display ? instead.