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Bulk-add videos to YouTube playlists from playlist pages, search results, or channel pages PushList lets you bulk-add videos to any YouTube playlist in seconds. No more clicking "Save to playlist" on every single video. WORKS ON: • YouTube playlists — pull videos from any public playlist and push them into yours, with automatic pagination for playlists with 1,000+ videos • Search results — search for anything, then bulk-add the results • Channel pages — visit any creator's channel and add their videos HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to any YouTube playlist, search results page, or channel 2. Click the PushList icon, pick your target playlist, and choose how many videos 3. Hit Add — PushList handles the rest with smart delays to stay within YouTube's limits FREE FEATURES: • Add up to 15 videos per session • Random shuffle mode • Works on playlists, search results, and channels • Remembers your last-used playlist • No API keys, no accounts, no setup PRO FEATURES ($18 one-time): • Unlimited videos • Visual Select mode — browse thumbnails, search, and hand-pick exactly which videos to add • Create new playlists without leaving the extension • Load more videos from search and channel pages PRIVACY: • No data collection — everything runs locally in your browser • No tracking, no analytics, no ads • Uses your existing YouTube session — no OAuth or API keys needed • License keys stored in Chrome sync storage only
Feb 19, 2026
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