Pinatool

YouTube Channel Library

Turn any public YouTube channel into a personal, searchable video library. Watch tutorials in order, sort by views or duration, and keep track of what you have watched—free and privacy-friendly.

Paste any public YouTube channel link, @handle, or channel ID to load its video list.

A Focused Way to Learn from YouTube Channels

Built for people who use YouTube for courses, technical lectures, and deep dives. Get the videos you want without the algorithms you don't.

In-Channel Search

Search directly through titles and descriptions to pinpoint specific coding topics, episodes, or tutorials without leaving the player.

Flexible Sorting

Flip the order to oldest-first to follow course series chronologically, or sort by view count and duration to find the most popular guides.

Distraction-Free Player

Stream videos in a responsive 16:9 player. A focused player with channel-based navigation and clean next/previous controls.

Private Watch Tracking

Mark videos as watched with one click. Your progress stays saved on your device in your browser—no account or login required.

One-Click Sync

Easily refresh any channel to check for newly published uploads and keep your local library current with the creator.

Remote Processing

This tool uses remote services to retrieve public information. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about managing and watching channel videos with Pinatool.

Can I organize videos from any public YouTube channel?

Yes. You can paste any public channel URL or enter a creator handle (such as @creator). The library reads public video listings directly so you can search, sort, and watch them in your preferred order.

Does this tool download or store the actual videos?

No. Pinatool never downloads, modifies, or stores video files. All playback happens directly through the official YouTube embedded player, respecting creator copyright and YouTube developer policies.

How does watch tracking work without an account?

Your watched progress is stored strictly inside your own browser using local storage. No sign-in or account is required, and your viewing history is never sent to our servers.

Why is this more helpful than browsing YouTube directly?

YouTube is designed to suggest new videos and keep you clicking. This organizer gives you a clean workspace: you can sort an entire channel chronologically, search specific tutorial topics, sort by duration, and watch series in order without distracting comments or recommended videos.

How many videos can I import from a channel?

The tool imports the latest 100 uploads by default, which keeps loading fast and responsive. You can easily click the Sync button at any time to check for the latest uploads.