how to make your own youtube channel url

When you finally get hold of your (really not easily accessible) YouTube Channel URL, you may find it looks something like this:

The second option, underneath the word Home contains a link to your channel. Click it and you’ll see a menu overlaying the left part of your screen. Look for the three little lines next to the YouTube icon. There’s a somewhat “hidden menu” at the top left of the YouTube Creator’s Studio. If you have this option, and have enabled a custom URL, you’ll see a link right there in this box. You’ll either see an “enable” option with which you can set a custom URL, or an “ineligible” message – in which case this feature is not available to your channel yet. This is a “creator’s perk” and only available if your channel has artwork uploaded and at least 100 subscribers. One of the, at the bottom of the screen, is called Custom URL. Those are all related to a particular feature each. If you head over to your Channel tab on the left, you’ll see several boxes populating your Creator’s Studio. You’ll see a link to your channel at the very top of the screen. If you head into the Creator’s Studio, select the Dashboard tab on the left. Lucky for us, there are several other ways of getting at that channel. I’m saying “if you’re lucky” because as soon as you head over to your Creator Studio, you’ll notice that this link will be gone from the top right menu.

There should be a link to Your Channel – if you’re lucky. Right after you login to YouTube, you’ll find a menu on the top right corner. Method 1: YouTube Homepage, right after login Just in case watching videos isn’t your thing, or you’re in a hurry, I thought I’d include some written instructions as well 🙂

I’ll also explain why there are three types of YouTube Channel URLs, and what the query parameters are that you can append. In this episode I’ll show you four ways of finding your YouTube Channel’s URL.

How to make your own youtube channel url