Top 25 French YouTubers

Tibo InShape promises a new video every day and marks his own address as a business contact only, the clearest partnership signal in this list. At 26.9M subscribers he is the largest French channel here, with a 3.45% engagement rate.

Squeezie sums his channel up in one joking French line and publishes no contact route, so plan on going through management. His 538.8k average views per video sit behind a 20.2M subscriber base and a 3.38% engagement rate.

Mayamystic calls herself a French cosplayer, posts across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, and already sells her own cosplay book, so promoting a product on camera is familiar ground. Her 2.40% engagement rate is below the 3.59% median of this list.

Michou keeps a five word French description and runs a second channel, MichouOff, for edited stream content. A 4.50% engagement rate on 11.0M subscribers and 786.1k average views per video make him one of the strongest of the very large channels.

Amixem lists travel, experiments and second hand marketplace buys as his own subjects, so ordering and testing objects on camera is already the format. His business contact runs through an agency and he averages 1.21M views per video.

FastGoodCuisine is a cooking channel down to its name and its one line French invitation to enjoy the food. It averages 1.09M views per video, while its 2.12% engagement rate is the lowest of the 25 shown.

Mcfly et Carlito describe themselves as two guys who keep you company at mealtimes, run a second channel and a Discord server, and publish a pro contact address. They average 617.8k views per video on 7.66M subscribers.

Mastu closes his channel description with a One Piece line and keeps his Twitter and Instagram in the same place. At 3.38M average views per video he is the second most watched creator on this page, with a 5.11% engagement rate.

Joyca introduces himself as a beatmaker as well as a YouTuber, which makes audio and music brands a natural read. He records the highest average views on this page, 4.18M per video, on 6.93M subscribers.

Sarah Lezito describes herself as a professional athlete under the tagline Ride and Smile and lists a management contact in her own bio. Weigh the gap between 6.55M subscribers and 42.4k average views per video before agreeing a view based deal.

Seb calls himself just a curious guy, links the seblafrite Instagram handle and gives a business address on his own domain. His 5.68% engagement rate is the third highest of the 25, on 1.70M average views per video.

Kevin Tran describes his channel in four words about writing, which points to scripted work rather than reaction content. His 3.59% engagement rate is exactly the median of these 25 channels, on 5.61M subscribers.

CYRILmp4 states a single purpose, exploring creation, so build and make sponsorships read as native here rather than bolted on. A 4.00% engagement rate on 5.23M subscribers puts him above the list median of 3.59%.

L'immigré parisien has commentated and debriefed matches daily since January 2020, covering Ligue 1, the Champions League, the Liga and the Premier League. Match day slots are easy to plan around, and he averages 274.0k views per video.

Marie publishes a new vlog every Monday and Thursday at 18h, a fixed rhythm that suits a multi drop campaign. Average views of 71.9k against 1.55M subscribers point to a small habitual core rather than mass reach.

Major Mouvement is a physiotherapist who also teaches manual therapy and explains the body without jargon. Treat him as an expert voice rather than a product endorser: 24.9k average views per video is modest next to 1.54M subscribers.

Sou shares quick, cheap family recipes and subtitles her tutorials into several languages, which stretches a French language campaign past France. Her 2.99% engagement rate sits just under this list's 3.59% median.

RaphouBL films parkour and freerunning challenges and shoots much of it point of view, so wearable cameras and technical gear fit the format without a script change. He averages 199.3k views per video on 1.43M subscribers.

The duo are currently pre-selling their own 2026-2027 planner around getting the school year right, so they already run product launches to their own audience. A 4.25% engagement rate on 1.34M subscribers backs that up.

Jessica Mellet and Alexandre Mallier present themselves as French fitness champions who coach on television and publish free weekly workouts. Their 5.93% engagement rate is the second highest here, though 8.4k average views per video is the lowest.

BATTELLS opens with a joke about giving up bread with his chips, which sets a food comedy tone rather than a recipe one. His 7.78% engagement rate is the highest of the 25, on 604k subscribers.

Tina works entirely in ASMR and plays a deliberately bratty character, so packaging, texture and sound first briefs suit her better than spoken endorsement. A 5.23% engagement rate on 535k subscribers.

Vérino films five minutes of stand-up about the week's news every Friday from his own stage, and tours France, Switzerland, Belgium, Canada and the United States. His 5.52% engagement rate comes on 482k subscribers.

Lyly et Jay post one travel vlog every Friday at 18h and invite viewers to travel with them, so destination placements are the native format. Their 10.4k average views per video trail a 476k subscriber base.

Monsieur Toc reviews brand new games across every platform and genre, which makes him a straightforward fit for launch window coverage. He is the smallest channel here at 367k subscribers, with a 3.62% engagement rate.