Extract detailed data and insights from YouTube Shorts videos.
Choose your collection method
What to search for on YouTube (e.g., 'b2b marketing tips', 'funny cat videos')
Paste the full channel URL (e.g., )
Paste the full playlist URL (starts with )
Enter YouTube video IDs - the 11-character code from the URL (e.g., 'dQw4w9WgXcQ' from youtube.com/shorts/dQw4w9WgXcQ)
Maximum number of Shorts to collect (affects cost: $0.007 per video)
Only videos published after this date (ISO 8601 format: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ)
Only videos published before this date (ISO 8601 format: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ)
Results to deliver
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This tool extracts comprehensive data from YouTube Shorts, including views, likes, comments, video titles, descriptions, channel information, and even identifies sponsor segments and analyzes content for keywords and sentiment. It's ideal for market research, competitor analysis, and content strategy.
YouTube Shorts are a significant part of the YouTube ecosystem, offering creators and marketers new avenues for engagement. This tool is designed to help you gather critical data from these short-form videos, whether you're tracking trends, analyzing competitors, or researching content ideas. ### What Data You Get For each Short, you'll receive a rich dataset including its title, URL, video ID, description, and publication date. Crucially, it captures performance metrics like view count, likes, and comments, providing a clear picture of audience engagement. You'll also get details about the channel that published the Short, including its name and URL. Beyond basic metadata, this tool offers advanced analysis. It can detect sponsored content within videos using community-contributed SponsorBlock data, helping you identify commercial collaborations. Additionally, it generates content analytics, extracting keywords, identifying topics, and providing sentiment scores from video titles and descriptions. This deep dive into content helps you understand the themes and emotional tone of successful Shorts. ### How You Can Use It This data is invaluable for content creators looking to refine their strategy, marketers monitoring brand mentions or competitor campaigns, and researchers studying video trends. You can specify exactly how you want to find Shorts: by entering specific video IDs, providing a channel URL, a playlist URL, or by searching with keywords. You can also set date ranges to focus on recent trends or historical performance and limit the number of videos collected to manage scope and cost. By understanding what makes Shorts perform well, you can inform your own content creation, identify potential collaboration partners, or track the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.
1. Choose your collection method: search keywords, a YouTube Channel URL, a YouTube Playlist URL, or specific Video IDs.
2. Enter the relevant keywords, URLs, or video IDs into the designated input fields.
3. Set the maximum number of Shorts you want to collect and optionally specify a date range for publication.
4. Decide if you want to detect sponsor segments and generate content analytics like keywords, topics, and sentiment scores.
5. Run the tool to begin extracting the data from the selected YouTube Shorts.
6. Download your collected data in your preferred format, such as JSON, CSV, or Excel.