Several Ways to Access to Deleted YouTube Videos

That’s the simplest method but it’s easy to overlook and actually quite worth a shot. Get back to YouTube again, if you could remember a part of the video’s title or the keywords that describe the video, type what you have in mind in the YouTube search bar, there might be duplicates of the video you desire, in the search result.

If you have the video URL of the deleted YouTube video, copy the string after the “=” mark, which stands for the YouTube video id. Try searching YouTube + space + video id like “YouTube a4p7al8e648” on Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, or any other search engines that come to your mind. The desired video is very likely to be found on the first page of the search result. Note that some URLs you saved don’t suggest the real YouTube video ID, you have to right click on the page blank space > Inspect > press “Ctrl” + “F” > search for “video-id” > copy the string that follows in the quotation mark.

As said, data don’t just vanish. The WayBack Machine is a digital archive of the World Wide Web developed with the intention of providing "universal access to all knowledge" by preserving archived copies of defunct webpages. Surely they preserve archived copies for YouTube as well, and you can watch deleted YouTube videos with the help of it.

Copy video ID of the YouTube video desired > Navigate to https://archive.org/web/ > Paste the URL into the box next to “WayBack Machine” > Hit “BROWSE HISTORY” > Locate the snapshot from the shown calendar > click on the snapshot to watch deleted YouTube Video

Copy the URL of your removed YouTube video, replace the “watch?v=” to “embed/” and the new URL will be like “ https://www.youtube.com/embed/1Jgv8feQ6Jo ” and then press Enter. You’ll be led to a new page to watch your YouTube removed the video.

If you’re the owner of the YouTube video, Open Google Web Console, go to the Network tab, then play the YouTube video > In the Google Web Console, right-click the Name of the largest Size column entry, copy and visit the link > Hit the download button to download the original uploaded video.

Not only the YouTube Nonprofit Program helps nonprofits connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, its partners can contact them to restore the deleted YouTube video.

Go to your YouTube studio > hit the question mark on the upper-right side of the page > search nonprofit program in the box > Hit “YouTube Nonprofit Program Overview” > Scroll down and hit “Dedicated technical support” > Contact us > Follow the further instructions

Did you accidentally delete the downloaded YouTube video on your own? In that case, you can draw support from some proper Data Recovery Programs to get the deleted YouTube videos bac k.