This blog post aims to help you discover amazing women that are active on YouTube. People often say that not many women have a YouTube channel, but I’m here to say the opposite! Many women have a YouTube channel and update it very regularly!
If you know of other women who create videos on YouTube, do not hesitate to share the channel in the comments of this article. I will be happy to add it to this list!
Tech Women on YouTube
General Tech Videos
Me, Girl Knows Tech
My goal with my channel is to show what it’s like to be a woman in tech through vlogs at conferences or hackathons for example! 🙂
Morgan Richardson
Morgan is a self-thaught programmer who attends online school for her computer science degree. You can follow her daily life in her videos! She’s also active on Instagram as morgan.codes.
Victoria Mei
Kalina Edwards
Kalina is still learning to code and gives her subscribers some tips and tricks, while we follow her journey! I find that her videos are very inspiring and can help many people who want to start programming but do not know where to start. She posts two videos per week and has very good advice!
RuseBerry
A channel mostly about web development.
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Mayuko
Brandy Morgan
Twintecs
Twintecs is a channel made by two twins that live in Germany!
Lumary Codes
Lumary Codes is an undergraduate student.
ElevatedTech
Coding Blonde
Coding Blonde is created by Masha.
Sara Dietschy
Reviews
Mary Bautista
Erica Griffin
The Technology Nerd Who Likes to Film Stuff
I love watching videos of Erica! As she puts it on her page patreon, her reviews are with a “brutal honesty” and it’s completely true. She says what she thinks, she is full of energy and her videos are fun to watch. I recommend you to visit her YouTube channel!
While her most popular video (she plunges a phone in water) has several million views, it is very easy to get in touch with Erica and ask her questions – that’s what I like about her!
Mobile Tech Reviews
Channel that looks very professional with reviews on a wide variety of products. They also have a website founded in 1998. It is maintained by a group of people that like technology, but Lisa Gade is the chief editor and founder.
iJustine
I subscribed to iJustine a long time ago… since I created my YouTube account! I will let you discover un channel, if you don’t already know her !
Amanda Woolsey
I discovered this youtuber after I published this article. I didn’t know her before! Her videos are well edited and deserves to be watched!
Krystal Lora
Another discovery thanks to Twitter. Her reviews are well edited and fun to watch.
TechMe0ut
She has very original videos and her channel stands out! When I saw this video with a tiny drone, I couldn’t resist and I pick this video for the article.
I love drones and I still can’t fly one properly but oh well. I’m doing my best!!
Twitter – Instagram – Facebook
NothingButTech88
A very inspiring woman!
Irina Tech
Organizations
Girls Who Code
This YouTube channel is managed by a non-profit organization aiming to reduce the gap between the number of men and women in technology and engineering.
Lately, the channel has published a series of satirical videos emitting wacky theories about why women can’t be programmers. Also, a video series “My Code” is underway and a new episode comes out every Thursday. This series follows four women who share their perspective on how to learn to code.
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Fashion / Tech Reviews
Stephanie Carls
Have you ever heard about Ringly?! If not, you need to watch this video! It is an awesome gadget for any woman – so beautiful and original.
Jessica Naziri
Jessica Naziri is an inspiring woman to me. It seems like she’s everywhere and doing everything just like it needs to be! Follow her and you will understand what I’m talking about! 🙂
Twitter – Website – Instagram – Facebook
Tutorials
BlondieBytes
Her videos are all informative and she explains to you how to code certains things!
Lila
Tiffany
Videos about anything she wants to share about tech 🙂
Vim Girl
Hardware
Simone Giertz
Estefannie Explains it All
Estefannie : a brilliant woman who’s down to earth and very easy to talk to. She is amazing! Read my interview with her!
Jen Foxbot
I love the channel! I discovered it through someone on Instagram. She builds unusual objects and guides us to create our own.
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Conclusion
In conclusion, even though I know I repeat myself, but if you know of other YouTube channels, please suggest them to me by leaving a comment on this article. I will add them to this list right away.
10 comments
BlondieBytes is really awesome as well! Her 30 days of code video is really awesome!
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Hello!
My name is Maricris and I recently started a Youtube Channel called Vim Girl. In the channel I release weekly videos guiding people through Vim Golf challenges. I also make demo videos of cool API’s. I plan on making more how-to videos on web-development as well.
My long term goal is to join the movement in disrupting the current norm of there being not enough women teaching tech in Youtube. This is why I am so excited to have found your blog! You helped me find the amazing women who are doing exactly what I am doing! Thank you so much for promoting these women. It’s inspiring to see women coming together as a community to support each other.
Let’s keep it going!
Hi Maricris! 😀
I will add you right away to the blog post! 🙂 xx
Good luck with your YouTube channel! I just started mine as well! 🙂
Marie
Thanks for these suggestions, I’m making my way through the list! I’m just starting out on my learning to code journey, day 16 at the moment.
Do you know of any similar tech channels in Spanish? I’m learning Spanish too so I thought I might kill 2 birds with one stone so to speak lol.
Thanks 😀
Hello!
I don’t, unfortunately! 🙁
Maybe try some tech keywords in Spanish!
Marie
Hello Maria i have a youtube channel too,i add english sub soon.And make a arduino tutorials soon My youtube channels name Selen in Tech.It’s inspiring to see women coming together as a community to support each other.Thank you for everything about you re doing
Hello Selen,
That’s awesome that you are on YouTube! Continue! 🙂
Marie
Really refreshing thank you! I’m trying to learn web code and was struggling to find tech ladies who vlog.
Hello! Well, I’m sure with this blog post, you were able to find many tech ladies! 🙂