Bulk YouTube Video Details Extractor
Extract full stats for up to 100 YouTube videos at once — with engagement and velocity metrics competitors don't show.
| Video | Channel | Views | Likes | Comments | Duration | Views/Day | Eng % | Age | HD |
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This Bulk YouTube Video Details Extractor pulls complete data for up to 100 video URLs in one run using the official YouTube Data API — title, channel, publish date, duration, views, likes, comments, tags and thumbnails. Beyond the raw numbers it also computes the metrics that actually tell you how a video performs: engagement rate, like ratio, views-per-day velocity and video age. Mix any URL format (watch, youtu.be, Shorts, embed), get a sortable table, and export everything to CSV or JSON — no signup, no limits behind a paywall.
Frequently Asked Questions
What details does it extract for each video?
For every URL it returns the title, channel name and link, publish date, duration, view count, like count, comment count, tags (and tag count), description, thumbnail and whether the video is HD and has captions. It also computes engagement rate ((likes + comments) / views), like ratio, views-per-day and the video's age in days — metrics most extractors leave out.
How many videos can I process at once?
Up to 100 video URLs per run. Paste them one per line or comma-separated, in any mix of formats. Duplicates are removed automatically, and the results keep your input order so they're easy to match back.
Which YouTube URL formats are supported?
All the common ones: full watch links (youtube.com/watch?v=…), short links (youtu.be/…), Shorts (youtube.com/shorts/…), embed and /live links, and bare 11-character video IDs. You can mix formats freely in the same batch.
Is the data accurate and live?
Yes — every request hits the official YouTube Data API v3 in real time, so view, like and comment counts match what you'd see on YouTube at that moment. Nothing is cached or estimated.
Why do some videos show 'Not found'?
A video returns no data when it is private, unlisted-without-link, deleted, age-restricted, or the ID was mistyped. Those rows are flagged clearly so you can review them; the rest still export normally.
Can I export the results?
Yes. Download everything as a CSV (opens in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers) or as JSON for developers, or copy the table. All processing happens server-side via the API and nothing about your list is stored.
Why are likes or comments sometimes missing?
Creators can hide like counts, and comments can be disabled on a video. When YouTube doesn't expose a number, the tool shows it as unavailable rather than guessing — so engagement metrics stay honest.