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YouTube Channel Videos

Fetch one page of public videos for a YouTube channel by ID or handle, sorted by latest or popular, with normalized video summaries, engagement stats, channel summaries, and pagination cursors.

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Overview

YouTube Channel Videos fetches one public page of videos for a YouTube channel by channel ID or handle, sorted by latest or popular. Use it to sample a channel's recent or high-performing uploads, Shorts, lives, and related video-page records before deeper video-level analysis.

Use cases

  • Review a channel's latest or popular public videos before a creator, competitor, or content brief.
  • Collect video titles, URLs, thumbnails, durations, publish timing, view and engagement signals, and channel summaries.
  • Use continuation tokens to page through more channel video results when available.

Input tips

  • Provide either a YouTube channel ID or handle, not both.
  • Choose latest for recent uploads or popular for higher-performing videos.
  • Paste a returned continuation token to fetch the next page.
  • Turn on extras only when richer video details are worth a slower result.

Expected output

The AI Tool returns lookup status, source channel ID or handle, sort mode, requested continuation token, include-extras flag, typed video groups, flattened results, next continuation token when available, warnings, normalization notes, additional recovered fields, and cost metadata. Results can include long-form videos, Shorts, lives, channel records, playlists, shelves, and normalized video summaries with IDs, URLs, titles, descriptions, thumbnails, channel summaries, view, like, comment, duration, publish, badge, keyword, caption, collaborator, chapter, paid-promotion, and watch-next fields when returned.

Caveats

  • Each run returns one page, not a complete channel archive.
  • Sort order, continuation tokens, counts, thumbnails, and public availability can change after the run.
  • Some channels may return empty pages under a selected sort.
  • Extras can add detail but may still omit fields the source does not return.