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title: Export-YouTube-subscriptions
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description:
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description: Howto export YouTube channel subscription.
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published: true
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date: 2021-02-25T18:04:49.886Z
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date: 2021-04-17T00:00:00.000Z
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tags:
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editor: markdown
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dateCreated: 2021-01-28T20:39:23.334Z
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---
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**The steps below as well as the resulting file name are different depending on your Google language
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settings.**
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**Some details may differ based on your Google language settings.**
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1. Open [Google Takeout](https://takeout.google.com/takeout/custom/youtube).
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2. Under `Create a new export` choose `YouTube and YouTube Music`.
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3. Click on `All YouTube data included` and only tick `subscriptions` in the dialog that opens.
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4. Click on `Next step`, make sure `Export once` is chosen and click on `Create export`.
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5. Wait until the export creation is finished, then on the same page click on `Download` under
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`Your latest export` that should now be visible.
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6. Extract the downloaded archive and find the file `subscriptions.json`.
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7. While logged into your Invidious account go to Subscriptions -> Manage Subscriptions ->
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Import/Export -> Import YouTube subscriptions, select the file you just downloaded and click on
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`Import`.
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**This process won't work if you go directly to [Google Takeout](https://takeout.google.com/). You must enter the Takeout process via YouTube as described below.**
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1. Make sure you are signed into YouTube with the account you want to export subscriptions for.
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2. Click on your profile image in the upper right corner.
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3. Click on the "Your data in YouTube" option.
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4. Click "More"
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5. Click "Download YouTube data"
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6. Click "All YouTube data included"
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7. Click "Deselect all"
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8. Choose "channel-memberships"
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9. Click "OK"
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10. Click "Next step"
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11. Click "Create export"
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12. Wait for the export to complete, it should be fairly quick.
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13. Download the export, it will be a .zip file.
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14. Expand the ZIP file.
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15. Go to Invidious, click the little gear in the upper right corner.
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16. Scroll down and click "Import/export data"
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17. Click the "Browse" button next to "Import YouTube subscriptions"
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18. Browse to the path you expanded the ZIP file to, there should be a "Takeout" folder.
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19. Open "./Takeout/YouTube and YouTube Music/subscriptions/subscriptions.json".
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20. Choose "Import"
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- [Using search operators](./Search-operators.md)
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- [List of URL parameters](./List-of-URL-parameters.md)
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- [How to deal with uMatrix](./How-to-deal-with-uMatrix.md)
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- [Export your subscriptions from Youtube into Invidious](./Export-YouTube-subscriptions.md)
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## For Administrators
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