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Sort a YouTube channel's videos by view count within a custom time range. YouTube's channel pages only let you sort by Latest or Popular (all-time). ChannelSort adds a third option: Popular within a time range you pick. Ever want to check what a channel's best video was last month, without scrolling through everything they've ever posted? ChannelSort adds a "ChannelSort" option right next to Latest, Popular, and Oldest on any channel's Videos tab. Pick Last Week, Last Month, Last Year, a specific month, a specific year, or a fully custom date range, and see that channel's top videos by view count for exactly that window. FEATURES - Adds a native-feeling sort option directly to YouTube's own sort bar - Quick presets: Last Week, Last Month, Last Year - Hover Last Month or Last Year to jump straight to a specific month or year - Fully custom date ranges - Results shown in a clean, large grid so thumbnails are easy to browse - Uses YouTube's official Data API — accurate view counts and dates SETUP ChannelSort uses the official YouTube Data API v3, which requires a free API key from Google. A step-by-step guided setup (with screenshots) opens automatically the first time you install the extension, and can be reopened anytime from the extension's right-click menu. Typical setup takes about five minutes and Google's free tier covers well over 1,000 sorts a day for personal use. PRIVACY Your API key is stored in your own Chrome sync storage and is never sent to us or to any server we operate. ChannelSort talks directly to Google's API using your own key. Full privacy policy: https://channelsort2.github.io/ChannelSort/ ChannelSort is free and independently made. If you find it useful, an optional donation link is available in the setup page and in the extension's right-click menu, never required.
Jul 8, 2026
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