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YTPlaylistLength.pro
Playlist Length Calculator
See how long any YouTube playlist takes to watch

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| Website | codegres.org | playlistduration.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from India · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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I kept starting long YouTube courses without knowing how long they really were, so I built this. Paste any playlist link and you get the real total, every video added up, up to 5,000 videos. You also get how long it takes at 1.25×, 1.5×, 1.75×, 2× or a custom speed, and a planner. Tell it how...
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PlaylistDuration's answer:
It doesn't just add up a playlist. It tells you when you'll finish. Set how many minutes a day you can watch and it gives you a finish date you can put in your calendar. It counts up to 5,000 videos (YouTube's maximum), does channels and single videos, and has browser extensions that show the total on YouTube itself.
PlaylistDuration's answer:
Students and self-learners taking free courses on YouTube: programming, data science, and exam prep like GATE, JEE, KPSS and YKS. They want to know how long a course really takes and plan around a deadline.
PlaylistDuration's answer:
It counts the whole playlist, up to YouTube's 5,000-video limit. On top of the total, you get a study plan, a finish date, calendar export, side-by-side comparison of up to 5 playlists, and extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge. It's free with no sign-up, in 7 languages.
PlaylistDuration's answer:
I kept starting long YouTube courses without knowing how long they really were. Some run past 100 hours. YouTube doesn't show a playlist's total length, so I built a tool that does and added a planner to turn it into a finish date.
PlaylistDuration's answer:
TypeScript, Hono and Cloudflare Workers, with Workers KV for caching and D1 for counters, and the YouTube Data API v3. Plain JavaScript on the front end, no framework. Built with Claude Code.
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