Archivarix Tube Search

Archivarix Tube Search is a search engine for deleted, unlisted, and hard-to-find YouTube videos. It has indexed over 1.5 billion YouTube video records dating back to 2005, drawing on the Wayback Machine, Common Crawl, and other web archives, so you can recover titles, descriptions, view counts, thumbnails, and subtitles for videos that no longer exist on YouTube itself.

How to Use Archivarix Tube Search

1. Search by channel — paste a channel URL or handle (like @channelname) to list every archived video from that channel, with original titles, descriptions, and thumbnails
2. Look up a single video — paste a video URL or its 11-character ID to recover the archived metadata and check whether subtitles or the video file itself were saved
3. Full-text search — query titles, descriptions, and subtitle text, with quoted phrases, minus-sign exclusions, and OR operators

When a video file exists on Archive.org you can watch it directly from the results; subtitles can be downloaded as SRT, and an AI transcript feature is available. It is a practical companion for researchers, archivists, and anyone tracing content that vanished from YouTube — see related tools in our AI video category.