Enter the channel
Paste a canonical channel ID, @handle, or supported channel address.
Turn your YouTube channel link into a subscribe-confirmation link you can share in emails, bios, and descriptions. Paste the channel and copy the finished URL.
Use the toolThe tool adds the standard confirmation parameter to your channel URL. Visitors still choose whether to subscribe after opening it.
Use the toolPaste a canonical channel ID, @handle, or supported channel address.
The result adds the subscription-confirmation parameter to the channel destination.
Copy the plain URL, copy the button code, or download the QR image.
Open the finished link in a private window or signed-out session to confirm it points to the intended channel.
Choose the format that fits the place where viewers will encounter your call to action.
Use the plain link behind a clear invitation such as Subscribe on YouTube.
Download the QR image so people can open the channel from a phone.
Use the button code as a starting point for a visible subscription action on your own site.
Tell people that the link opens YouTube and asks them to confirm a subscription.
A transparent call to action builds more trust than hiding the subscription prompt behind unrelated wording.
Some visitors may prefer to review the channel before deciding to subscribe.
It opens the selected YouTube channel and requests subscription confirmation from the visitor.
Yes. The generator accepts supported channel handles as well as canonical channel IDs.
Yes. You can download a QR image that points to the generated link.
No. The visitor must still confirm the subscription on YouTube.
Resolve a channel, handle, or video URL to its canonical UC channel ID.
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Preview and download the public banner and avatar sizes available for a channel.