YouTube handle checker for @names and legacy custom URLs
Since 2022 every YouTube channel has an @handle that appears in comments, Shorts, mentions and the channel URL (youtube.com/@yourname). This YouTube username checker tells you whether a handle is free before you set it in YouTube Studio, so you don't waste one of your limited handle changes.
YouTube handles are 3 to 30 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores, hyphens and periods. What makes YouTube tricky is that it also has older custom URLs (youtube.com/yourname) dating back years. A name can look free as an @handle but still be reserved as a legacy URL. We check both namespaces at the same time, so "available" really means available.
A consistent handle across YouTube, TikTok and Instagram makes it far easier for viewers to follow you from Shorts to Reels. Each search also shows the same name on the other major platforms and whether the matching .com is free for your channel website.