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- Using the Wayback Machine
- Watching the Cached Version
- Searching by Watch ID
- Searching by Name or Keyword
Are you looking for ways to watch YouTube videos that were deleted? Depending on the video, you may be able to find it on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. You can also try other tricks like viewing the cached version of the video on Google and searching the web for the video's watch ID. This wikiHow article will teach you how you can watch deleted YouTube videos with the URL, name, and watch ID.
If the video was archived by the Wayback Machine before it was deleted, you can search for the URL there.
Search Google using the video's watch ID (the part of the URL after
) to see if it's viewable on social media posts and websites.
Get the URL to the deleted video.
If you have the URL or a link to the deleted video, you may be able to find it on the Wayback Machine. This will not work for most videos, but it may help you find the few that have been archived. There are a few different places you can look for the URL:
Any playlist you've created or followed that contains the deleted video.
or through text that you either sent to a friend or yourself.
An older social media post on which you've
Once you have the URL, copy it so you can paste it into the Wayback Machine.
If Google cached the YouTube video before it was deleted, you will still be able to watch the cached version. This won't work for videos that were deleted a long time ago or for private videos, but you may have some luck with more popular videos.
into the search field, followed by the video's URL. You can leave the "https://" out.
For example, if the URL is
If the video was cached by Google before deletion and the cache hasn't yet been updated, you can press the Play button to watch the video.
Get the watch ID of the video.
The YouTube video's watch ID is the part of the URL that comes after
For example, if the video URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpSewSHZhmo, the watch ID is
Search Google for the video's watch ID.
This can help you find social media posts, blog posts, and other websites that have shared or embedded the YouTube video before it was deleted.
Check the links to see if you can still watch the video.
Find the name of the video.
If you haven't been able to find the video by URL, you may be able to find it by name if it's been uploaded elsewhere. This will be especially useful for videos that were taken down by YouTube for copyright infringement or other reasons, as the creators may have shared them on other platforms.
If you don't know the video's name, try searching the web for its watch ID (the part of the URL after watch?v=). You may find that others have shared in social media or blog posts, which should lead you to the video's name.
Search Google for the full name of the video.
Surround the video's name in double quotation marks (e.g., "How to Play Poker") to make sure you only see results with the same name.
You can also try searching for the video
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So recently YouTube made some more changes to their rules and they seem to be retroactively applying them and striking channels. As of now this is mostly an issue with the 2A/Firearms communities of YouTube but I'm sure this will be affecting all channels breaking any of the new rules and old one, this is just another wave content crackdown.
So, when archiving content like this you would need to create some text or spreadsheet with the original video URL and its backup direct link URL, otherwise you would get lost in no time. This doesn't work 99% of the times, but it work most of the times. If it doesn't work try just generate another direct link youtube URL (just install Save ...
