11 Data Points Per Video.

Youtube Data Scraper

The embed URL is behind three clicks. The share URL is somewhere else. The thumbnail is a URL you have to construct yourself.

YouTube Data Scraper pulls all 11 data points from every video on the page. Select your range. Hit extract.

URLs, thumbnails, durations, views, and JSON-LD schema. One CSV.

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Embed Codes Are a Pain to Get

Three clicks per video. No bulk option. No export.

YouTube hides embed URLs behind a triple-dot menu, a Share button, and an Embed tab. Three clicks per video.

For a single video, that’s tolerable. For 47 client videos across a channel, that’s 141 clicks and an afternoon you won’t get back.

Click.
Copy.
Paste.
Repeat 46 more times.

The real problem isn’t the clicking. It’s getting those embed codes, thumbnails, and durations into a spreadsheet format your CMS can import. YouTube Data Scraper delivers everything in CSV format. One extraction. One file. Import to WordPress using WP-Sheets or WP All Import.

Select Exactly Which Videos to Scrape

Purple badges. Range selection. Cherry-pick rows.

Most scraping tools force a choice: feed URLs one at a time, or dump the entire channel. Neither works when you need videos 12 through 35 from a channel with 200 uploads.

Range Selection → Every video gets a numbered purple badge. Set your range—videos 1 to 20, or 35 to 47. Add multiple ranges in a single run.
Individual Selection → After extraction, every video appears in a table with a checkbox. Select All or cherry-pick the exact rows you want.
Configurable Batch Size → Control how many videos process in parallel—from one at a time up to 25 simultaneous extractions. Default is 20.

You’re not scraping blindly—you’re selecting precisely.

YouTube Data Scraper Extracts 11 Data Points

Everything you need to embed, display, and schema-mark a video.

Video Title → Full title as displayed on YouTube
Embed URL → Ready-to-use iframe source URL
Video ID → The unique identifier for API calls
Share URL → Short format for social sharing
Full URL → Standard watch page URL
Thumbnail URL → Max resolution thumbnail direct link
Duration (Full) → Natural language: “12 minutes 34 seconds”
Duration (Time) → Clock format: 12:34
Duration (Seconds) → Numeric: 754
View Count → Total views as integer
JSON-LD Schema → Complete VideoObject markup, production-ready

Three URL formats because different platforms need different formats. Three duration formats because WordPress templates, spreadsheet formulas, and schema validators each expect different inputs. That structured output pairs with eight other YouTube video tools for transcripts, thumbnails, and more.

Schema Markup.
The 11th Column.

10 data points are free. The 11th uses YouTube’s API.

Without the API, you get 10 of 11 data points. Embed URLs, thumbnails, durations, view counts—all extracted directly from the page. No API needed. No cost.

The API adds the 11th column: complete JSON-LD schema markup. It pulls the video’s full description, publish date, like count, channel info, and tags—data not visible on the channel page—and assembles a production-ready VideoObject schema block.

One API call per video. YouTube’s free tier gives you 10,000 units per day. Each lookup costs about three units. That’s 3,000+ videos per day at zero cost.

No API key? The tool still works. You get 10 data points instantly. Schema just shows “Not Available.”

How Local SEOs Actually Use This

40 location pages with valid VideoObject structured data. One extraction.

Building Video-Rich Location Pages

You manage a client with 60 YouTube videos. Each location page needs three to five embedded videos with proper schema markup. Extract all 60. Filter by relevance in the CSV. Import the embed URLs and schema blocks to WordPress using WP-Sheets.

Bulk Schema Implementation

Google rewards pages with valid VideoObject schema. YouTube Data Scraper generates the exact JSON-LD block Google expects—thumbnailUrl arrays, interactionStatistic counts, ISO 8601 duration, author attribution. No schema generator needed. No manual JSON editing. Paste it. Ship it.