YouTube Region Restriction Checker

Paste a YouTube link to see which countries can watch the video and where it is blocked. 100% free, no sign-up.

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User Guide — YouTube Region Restriction Checker

What Is This Tool?

The YouTube Region Restriction Checker tells you in which countries a YouTube video can be watched. A video owner, such as a music label or studio, can block a video in some countries or allow it in only a few. This tool reads the restrictions YouTube lists for the video and shows them as a clear country list.

How to Use — Step by Step

1

Copy the video linkCopy the URL of any YouTube video or Short from your browser.

2

Check availabilityPaste it above and click Check Availability.

3

Read the resultSee whether the video is open everywhere, blocked in some countries, or available in only a few.

4

Check your countryPick a country in the box to get a direct available or blocked answer, or copy the list or download it as CSV.

Understanding the Results

Troubleshooting

"Video not found" message

The video may be private, deleted or the link is wrong. Check the link in your browser and try again.

The video says available but I cannot watch it

The restriction may come from your network, school or country blocking YouTube itself, or from account settings. This tool only reports the video's own country restrictions.

"Hourly limit" message

To keep the tool free for everyone, each visitor can run a limited number of checks per hour. Videos you already checked stay instant.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a free tool that shows which countries can and cannot watch a YouTube video. Paste a video link and it reports whether the video is available everywhere, blocked in some countries, or available in only a few.
Paste the video link, click Check Availability, then pick your country in the Check a country box. The tool tells you straight away whether the video is available or blocked there.
The owner of the video, often a music label, studio or broadcaster, can block it in some countries or allow it in only a few because of licensing or local law.
It means YouTube lists only a small set of countries where the video can be watched and blocks it in every other country. The tool shows the allowed countries and how many countries are blocked, and you can switch to the blocked list with the tabs.
It shows a note when YouTube marks a video as age-restricted, but that is not a country restriction. Private or deleted videos cannot be checked and show a video not found message.
No. It only reports the restrictions that YouTube lists for the video. It does not bypass them.
The results show the restrictions YouTube reports at the moment of the check. They can change later, and a country can also block YouTube itself, which this tool cannot detect. Results are saved for up to an hour.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up. To keep it available for everyone there is a fair-use limit on checks per hour.