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ChannelMover
Tune My Music
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FreeYourMusic
Musconv
ChannelMoverChannelMover's answer:
ChannelMover moves an entire YouTube presence — subscriptions, playlists, liked videos, watch history and Watch Later — from one Google account to another. It runs fully server-side through the official YouTube Data API, so there's nothing to install, no browser extension, and no password sharing. Most "transfer" tools focus on music playlists between streaming services; ChannelMover is built specifically for switching YouTube/Google accounts without leaving anything behind.
ChannelMover's answer:
Tools like Tune My Music, Soundiiz, FreeYourMusic and MusConv are built to move music playlists between streaming platforms. ChannelMover is purpose-built for the YouTube account switch itself — it carries across the things those tools don't, like subscriptions, watch history and Watch Later. It's automated end-to-end (no manual export/import), uses official Google OAuth so your credentials are never shared, stores none of your content, and has a free tier so you can see it work before paying.
ChannelMover's answer:
Everyday YouTube users who are changing Google accounts — for example, moving from a personal to a work/school account, consolidating multiple accounts, or keeping their subscriptions and playlists after losing access to an old account. No technical skill required.
ChannelMover's answer:
Switching Google accounts usually means abandoning years of subscriptions, playlists and watch history, because Google gives you no way to move them. ChannelMover was built to close that gap — a simple, automated way to bring your whole YouTube life to a new account instead of starting over.
ChannelMover's answer:
React (Expo Router) for the web app, Supabase for backend and authentication, the official YouTube Data API for transfers, Stripe for payments, and PostHog for privacy-first, cookieless analytics.