Export your YouTube subscriptions to JSON/CSV and import them into another account. Truly free: no ads, no server, no API key.
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updated 6 Oct 2026
About Subscriptions Export & Import for YouTube
It's really free.
There are so many "subscription transfer" extensions that push payments or ask for strange permissions that I built this one myself with Claude Code.
I don't want your pocket change. No ads, no server. Just enjoy it.
■ What it does
• Export: save every channel your account is subscribed to as a JSON or CSV file
• Import: subscribe another account to the same channels in one go
• Skips channels you are already subscribed to
• When it finishes, it checks YouTube again to verify the result and lets you download any failures as CSV
• Also imports Google Takeout subscriptions.csv and NewPipe / FreeTube backups
• The CSV uses the same columns as Google Takeout, so FreeTube, NewPipe and other apps can read it
■ How to use
1. On a YouTube tab signed in to your old account, click the icon → "Export JSON"
2. Switch to the new account
3. Click the icon → choose the file → "Start import"
(You can close the popup and it keeps going. Just don't close the tab.)
■ Why you can trust it
• Everything runs inside your browser
• It talks to nothing but youtube.com
• It never collects or sends personal data, passwords or cookies
• No sign-up, no payment, no API key
• The only permission is access to youtube.com
• Open source (MIT): https://github.com/KORThomasJeong/yt-sub-transfer
■ Note
• With hundreds of channels, YouTube may slow you down. If many fail, raise the delay to 3–5 seconds and run the same file again; channels already subscribed are skipped.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google.