How to make a subscribe link
One click to subscribe.
- 1Paste your channel URL, @handle, or UC channel ID.
- 2Optionally change the button text.
- 3Copy the subscribe link, HTML button, or Markdown and add it wherever you promote your channel.
One click
Paste your channel URL, @handle, or channel ID to create a subscribe link that opens YouTube’s subscribe confirmation pop-up. You also get an HTML button, a Markdown link, and a YouTube app link.
How to make a subscribe link
What you get
Viewers still confirm the subscription themselves — the link simply opens the confirmation prompt for them.
Add it to your video descriptions, pinned comments, website, email signature, link-in-bio page, and social profiles.
Visitors land on your channel with the subscribe prompt already open instead of having to find the button.
Links built from a channel ID keep working even if you change your @handle later.
Common questions
How the link works and where to use it.
Adding ?sub_confirmation=1 to a channel URL tells YouTube to open the subscribe confirmation when the page loads. The viewer confirms with one click.
No. YouTube always asks the viewer to confirm. The link removes the need to find the subscribe button but does not subscribe anyone without consent.
Signed-out viewers are asked to sign in first. After signing in they can confirm the subscription.
Both work. A handle link is easier to read, while a channel ID link keeps working if you ever change your handle.
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