

Archivarix Tube Search
Archivarix Tube Search is a search engine for archived YouTube videos, including videos that have been deleted, made private, or region-blocked on the original platform. It indexes over 1 billion YouTube videos archived since 2005, drawing from multiple sources (Internet...
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online



Archivarix Tube Search
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
Features
- No registration required
- No Tracking
- Full-Text Search
- Ad-free
Archivarix Tube Search News & Activities
Recent activities
- sellygenie added Archivarix Tube Search
sellygenie added Archivarix Tube Search as alternative to Filmot.com, Wayback Machine and PreserveTube
Archivarix Tube Search information
What is Archivarix Tube Search?
Archivarix Tube Search is a search engine for archived YouTube videos, including videos that have been deleted, made private, or region-blocked on the original platform. It indexes over 1 billion YouTube videos archived since 2005, drawing from multiple sources (Internet Archive, Wayback Machine snapshots, and proprietary crawls).
Key features:
- Full-text search across video titles, descriptions, and channel metadata
- Channel browsing — list all archived videos from any channel, including channels that have been terminated
- Subtitle access — view or download original captions plus AI-generated transcripts for videos without them
- AI summaries — multi-tier summaries (brief tags + detailed walkthrough) generated by self-hosted Gemma 4 27B
- Stenograms — readable narrative rewrites of long-form video transcripts
- MCP server — open-source Model Context Protocol wrapper (tube-search-mcp on npm) for AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code Copilot
Pricing: Free anonymous tier with full search; registered tier with subtitle downloads; Plus tier with bulk operations; API/MCP tier for programmatic access.
Use cases: finding deleted videos referenced in old discussions or research, archiving channels at risk of termination, AI agents analyzing YouTube history, research on content removal patterns.
The project runs on a public-facing app (tube.archivarix.net) and exposes an open-source MCP client (github.com/Archivarix-com/tube-search-mcp) that connects to a proprietary backend.
