YouTube Video Info Parser

The YouTube Video Info Parser extracts comprehensive metadata including video title, channel name and ID, full description, duration, view count, like count, comment count, upload date, tags, category, multiple thumbnail URLs in different resolutions, video definition (HD/SD), dimension, caption availability, language settings, and technical specifications.

Simply paste any YouTube video URL (standard videos, shorts, or embedded URLs) into the input field and click "Parse Info". The tool extracts the video ID and fetches comprehensive metadata using YouTube's official Data API v3. All information is displayed in an organized, easy-to-read format with options to copy or export the data.

No! You don't need to set up anything. The tool uses a server-side YouTube API integration that handles all authentication securely. You can parse videos instantly without any configuration or registration.

Yes! The tool displays real-time statistics including total view count, like count, and comment count. These numbers are fetched directly from YouTube's API and represent the current statistics at the time of the request. Note that some creators may hide certain statistics.

No, the tool can only extract information from public YouTube videos. Private and unlisted videos require special permissions that cannot be accessed through the public API. The video must be publicly viewable on YouTube for the tool to retrieve its metadata.

Yes! The tool automatically detects and works with YouTube Shorts URLs. Simply paste the Shorts URL (youtube.com/shorts/VIDEO_ID) and the parser will extract all available metadata just like regular YouTube videos, including views, likes, and other statistics.

The tool supports all standard YouTube URL formats including youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID, youtu.be/VIDEO_ID, youtube.com/embed/VIDEO_ID, youtube.com/shorts/VIDEO_ID, and URLs with additional parameters like timestamps or playlist information. Just paste any YouTube video URL.

No, the tool doesn't store any video information or user data. The metadata is fetched directly from YouTube's API to your browser and displayed temporarily. Once you leave the page or parse a new video, the previous data is cleared. We have no access to the videos you analyze.

Yes! The tool provides two export options: you can copy all the parsed data to your clipboard in JSON format, or download it as a JSON file. This makes it easy to use the information in other applications, scripts, spreadsheets, or documentation.

The availability of metadata depends on several factors: the video owner's privacy settings (some creators hide statistics like like counts), the video's age, YouTube's API limitations, and regional restrictions. The tool displays all publicly available information that YouTube's API provides for the specific video.

The statistics are fetched directly from YouTube's official Data API v3 and represent the real-time data at the moment of the request. View counts, like counts, and comment counts are as accurate as YouTube's own reported numbers. However, these numbers change constantly as people interact with the video.

First, verify that the URL is correct and the video is public. If the video was recently uploaded, wait a few minutes for YouTube to fully process it. Check if you can watch the video while logged out of YouTube - if not, it's likely private or region-restricted. If issues persist, try using the standard watch URL format (youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID).