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Bulk-unsubscribe from your YouTube channels: pick what to drop or select all, with a one-click backup first. Auto Unsubscribe for YouTube Channels is the fastest, safest way to clean up a cluttered subscription list — right on YouTube, with a backup so nothing is ever lost. WHAT IT DOES Open your subscriptions page and every channel gets a checkbox. Everything is selected by default — just untick the ones you want to keep — then unsubscribe from the rest in one go. FEATURES • Select on the page — a checkbox on every channel at youtube.com/feed/channels. Selected by default, or pick exactly what to remove. • One-click backup — before anything is removed, your channels are saved to a .txt file in your Downloads, so you can restore them anytime. • Search — find specific channels instantly and keep the ones that matter. • Bulk unsubscribe — removes your selected channels one at a time, with a live progress bar and pause/stop whenever you like. • Private by design — everything runs locally in your browser. No sign-in, no tracking, and no data ever leaves your device. HOW TO USE IT 1. Open your YouTube subscriptions (youtube.com/feed/channels). 2. Untick any channels you want to keep — or use Search and Select all. 3. Click "Unsubscribe all." It saves a backup first, then removes them with progress shown. RESTORE ANYTIME Your backup is a plain list of channel links — re-import it into "Auto Subscribe for YouTube Channels" to follow them all again. No accounts. No ads. No data collection. Just a clean, fast way to take back control of your YouTube feed.
Jun 24, 2026
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