3 Ways To Find Youtube Channels By Location

It is not necessary to log in to search for YouTube videos by location. However, if you need to log in, click Log In in the upper-right corner and then log in using the email address and password associated with your Google account.

Alternatively, you can enter the zip code of the location you want to search for, but this may return a limited number of results.

If you do not have the YouTube mobile application already installed on your mobile phone, you can download it for free from the App Store on iPhone and iPad, or from the Google Play Store on Android.

To use your current location, click the icon that resembles a crosshair next to the search bar. Then click Allow to allow the website to access your location.

Timeframe: Use the drop-down menu below “Timeframe” to filter videos uploaded within a specific time. Sort By: Use the drop-down menu below “Sort By” to sort videos by date, rating, relevance, title, or view count. Language: Use the drop-down menu below “Language” to filter your video search by language. Safe search: Use the drop-down menu below “Safe search” to select your Safe search settings. You can select “None,” “Moderate,” or “Strict. " Duration: Use the drop-down menu below “Duration” to select how long of a video you want to search for. Page Limit: Use the drop-down menu below “Page Limit” to select how many pages of videos you want to search. You can search 1 through 5 pages. Live Events Only: Click the checkbox next to “Live Events Only” if you only want to search for live streaming videos. Licensed with Creative Commons: Click the checkbox next to “Licensed with Creative Commons” to filter only videos that have a Creative Commons license. High Quality only: Click the checkbox next to “High Quality only” to filter only videos that are HD or 4K. 3D only: Click the checkbox next to “3D only” to search filter only 360° and VR videos.

You can also see where the videos were posted on the map.