Youtube Videos API
Retrieve the full video catalog of any YouTube channel including titles, descriptions, view counts, and publish dates for content audits and trend research.
Python | 1 | import requests |
| 2 | |
| 3 | root = "https://ensembledata.com/apis" |
| 4 | endpoint = "/youtube/channel/videos" |
| 5 | params = { |
| 6 | "browseId": "UCnQghMm3Z164JFhScQYFTBw", |
| 7 | "depth": 1, |
| 8 | "token": "YOUR-TOKEN-HERE" |
| 9 | } |
| 10 | |
| 11 | res = requests.get(root+endpoint, params=params) |
| 12 | print(res.json()) |
| 13 |
Why Developer Teams Use Our API
Full Upload History
Paginate through a channel's entire public video catalog instead of the latest uploads.
Track Posting Frequency
Use publish dates across videos to calculate how consistently a channel actually uploads.
Per-Video Engagement
Get views, likes, and comment counts broken out for every video, not just channel totals.
Content Strategy Research
See what titles and formats a channel leans on to inform your own content plan.
No Quota Limits
Skip YouTube Data API daily quota caps that throttle large-scale video collection.
Clean JSON Per Video
Every upload returns structured fields ready to drop into a research pipeline.
Scrape Youtube Data Effortlessly
Collect all videos from any channel in one go with our YouTube videos API, useful for content audits, trend tracking, and competitive analysis.
Full Channel Archive
Pull a YouTube channel's entire public upload history in one workflow.
SEO Title Analysis
Study video titles and descriptions across a channel for recurring SEO patterns.
Upload Cadence Report
Turn publish date data into a clear picture of how consistently a channel uploads.
Youtube Scraping Features
Scrape YouTube video libraries at scale to identify what is working, track upload patterns, and benchmark content performance across multiple channels.
- Paginate through a channel's entire public video catalog instead of just recent uploads.
- Get titles, descriptions, view counts, and duration for every video in one structured feed.
- Track upload cadence by comparing publish dates across a channel's full video history.
- Skip YouTube Data API daily quota caps that throttle large-scale video collection.
- Study video titles and categories across a channel to spot recurring content patterns.
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Contact usFrequently Asked Questions
Each video includes title, description, view count, publish date, and statistics, covering the channel's full public video history.
Yes, the endpoint paginates through a channel's full public video list so you can collect its entire content history.
Yes, having titles, descriptions, and view counts for every video makes it well suited for auditing content strategy and identifying top performers.
Yes, available statistics such as view counts and other engagement metrics are included alongside the core video metadata.
Each response includes a continuation token; pass it back in your next request to keep walking through the channel's full catalog.
Yes, duration in seconds and the YouTube content category are both included alongside title, description, and stats.
The endpoint doesn't filter server-side by date; retrieve the catalog and filter client-side using the publish date field on each video.
No hard retrieval cap; you keep paginating with the returned token until the channel's full catalog has been collected.
No, the endpoint retrieves publicly available video data through our own API, so no Google/YouTube API key or quota is involved.