Hide your subscriber count
By hiding your subscriber count, it won't be publicly visible to others on YouTube. You can still see your subscriber count from YouTube Studio.
Sign in to your Google Account.
Go to YouTube Studio.
Click Settings and then Channel and then Advanced settings.
Under "Subscriber count," uncheck "Display the number of people subscribed to my channel."
Click Save.
Why Hide Your YouTube Subscriber Details to the Public?
So, that is how you hide your subscriber count. The burning question now is why would you do this? The common opinion is that having a visible subscriber count can either add or take away value from your channel. A lot of video creators with smaller channels, say, less than a hundred subscribers, are worried that viewers will be immediately switched off from their content because they don't have a perceived audience watching their content already.
That may be a valid point. When you watch a video, and you see a channel with lots of subscribers, does that convince you more to subscribe to their channel than content from another video creator which is just as good, but has a tiny number of subscribers? But as subscriber counts are by default public, what kind of message does that send if a creator makes a conscious decision to hide them?
From a personal point of view, I've never been afraid of hiding my subscriber count, after all, every video creator starts at zero and ends up somewhere. And after a few years of making videos, and when you've built up your channel, you'll realize what a immaterial number that was when you were first starting out your channel. It's all part of a YouTube journey.
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