Username checker for creators: video, music, art and writing
By WhatsMyName Apps · Reviewed · Editorial policy
If you publish under one name, you want it on the platforms where your work lives, not just on social apps. This group covers video (YouTube, Kick, Vimeo, Dailymotion), music (Spotify, SoundCloud), art and design portfolios, and writing platforms such as Medium, Substack, Tumblr and Wattpad.
The thing to watch on these sites is the difference between a display name and the unique part of your link. A YouTube channel name does not have to be unique, but the @handle in youtube.com/@handle does. Medium lets you show your name as a subdomain. Each page spells out which name the check looks at.
14 creators & video checkers
YouTube Handle Checker
Spotify Username Checker
Kick Username Checker
Medium Username Checker
SoundCloud Username Checker
Tumblr Username Checker
Flickr Username Checker
DeviantArt Username Checker
Behance Username Checker
Dribbble Username Checker
Vimeo Username Checker
Dailymotion Username Checker
Substack Handle Checker
Wattpad Username Checker
Frequently asked questions
Which name does the YouTube check look at?
The @handle, because that is the unique one. Your channel name can match other channels, so it cannot be checked for availability.
Should I claim my name on every creator platform?
Claim it on the platforms you might publish on in the next year or two. Unused accounts are easy to forget, so note the logins somewhere safe.
What if my name is taken on one platform?
Add something that still reads well out loud, such as "studio", "art", "music" or your city. Each checker page lists the variations that platform allows.
Other platform groups
- Social media username checker
- Gamertag and gaming username checker
- Shopping, payment and coding username checker
- All platform username checkers · Search every site at once · Check usernames and domains together
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