Paste a channel URL or @handle to see the country it lists on its About page. Free, no signup, no API key.
A free checker for what country a YouTube channel is from. Paste a channel URL or @handle and it reads the country the owner chose in the channel's settings, as shown on its public About page. No signup, no account, no API key.
YouTube stores one optional country per channel, set by the owner. It appears on the About page and does not change what viewers in other countries can watch, so it is not the same thing as a video's region availability.
To check where a single video is blocked, use the YouTube Region Restriction Checker. This tool only reports the channel's own listed country.
Paste the channel's URL or @handle above. The tool reads the country from the channel's About page. On YouTube itself it appears in the channel's About section, under the location line.
The country is optional. The channel owner picks it in YouTube Studio, and many leave it empty. When there is none, the tool says the channel has not set one.
Not necessarily. It is whatever the owner selected and YouTube does not check it. Treat it as a hint, not proof.
More for creators: all YouTube tools.
