Export playlist details

Choose the table you want to keep

Calculate the playlist, then open video details. The table lists every entry in original YouTube order with its thumbnail, channel, availability and source duration.

The export contains exactly this table for the calculated range. Set a specific range first if you only need part of a long playlist.

Ordering and totals stay honest

The table and its export always follow the original playlist order. Original position is its own column, so a number like 24 means the same video everywhere.

Nothing you do here edits your source playlist on YouTube. The main playlist result still describes the chosen original range.

Choose a file format

CSV is a plain-text table suitable for spreadsheet programs and other tools. Excel creates a workbook with a frozen header, filters and clickable YouTube links. Both include original position, title, channel, numeric source seconds, readable durations and availability.

Missing durations stay blank. A partial export is labelled partial in its metadata. Exporting what is available does not imply the rest of the playlist has been retrieved.

1. Set the original range in the calculator.
2. Open video details on the result.
3. Choose CSV or Excel under Export this table.
4. Check the file’s scope and coverage rows before using the data.

Share deliberately

Share creates a link that another person can load and calculate, and offers direct sharing to social platforms. Nothing is posted or sent anywhere until you choose a channel yourself.

Anyone receiving a shared settings link can see its source playlist URL, including an unlisted URL. Choose your recipients accordingly. The settings link restores the range, speed and daily budget; it contains no table data.