Detailed YouTube Video, Channel, and Playlist Data for Analysis
Enter search terms to find videos on YouTube (To get more than 600 use extenders like cnn 2025, cnn latest, cnn realtime)
Maximum number of videos to scrape per search term, channel, or playlist (does not apply to direct video URLs)
Enter complete YouTube search result URLs (To get more than 600 use extenders like cnn 2025, cnn latest, cnn realtime)
Enter YouTube channel URLs. Add /videos or /shorts to specify content type.
Enter YouTube playlist URLs
Enter direct YouTube video URLs to scrape individual videos
Results to deliver
100 creditsThis agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.
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This tool extracts public data from YouTube, including video titles, views, likes, channel names, subscriber counts, and comments, from search results, channels, playlists, or direct video URLs. Use it to gain insights into content performance and audience engagement.
### Understand YouTube Content and Performance This tool is designed to collect a wide range of public data from YouTube, helping marketers, content creators, researchers, and analysts understand video performance, channel metrics, and content trends. Instead of manually collecting data, which is time-consuming and prone to errors, this tool automates the process, delivering structured data ready for your analysis. #### What Data You Get For each video identified, you'll receive key performance indicators such as the total number of views, likes, and comments. You'll also get critical metadata like the video title, its unique URL and ID, the date it was posted, and its duration. Beyond individual video metrics, the tool captures information about the associated channel, including its name, ID, and subscriber count. This allows for a holistic view of content performance within its broader channel context. #### Flexible Data Collection Methods The tool offers multiple ways to target the data you need. You can input specific search terms to find videos related to keywords, or provide YouTube search result URLs to capture data from pre-defined searches. For focused analysis on specific creators, you can input channel URLs, choosing to scrape either regular videos or YouTube Shorts. If you're tracking a content series, playlist URLs are supported, and for deep dives into individual pieces of content, direct video URLs can be used. This flexibility ensures you can gather data precisely where it matters most for your goals. #### Beyond Basic Metrics Beyond the raw numbers, the tool also indicates if comments are turned off for a video, which can be an important qualitative data point for sentiment analysis or community engagement studies. The video description and thumbnail URL are also provided, offering richer context for content analysis and visual asset tracking. All collected data is tied back to its `source_input`, making it easy to trace where each piece of information originated.
Choose your target: search terms, search result URLs, channel URLs, playlist URLs, or direct video URLs.
If using search terms or URLs, consider adding extenders like '2025' or 'latest' to maximize results beyond YouTube's typical 500-600 limit.
Specify the maximum number of videos you want to scrape per input, up to the default of 100.
For channel URLs, decide if you want to scrape regular `/videos` or `/shorts` content.
Run the tool to collect detailed data for each targeted video and its associated channel.
Download your structured dataset for analysis in your preferred format.