Work with public YouTube data without an API key: pull every comment on a video, extract descriptions across a whole playlist, download subtitles and thumbnails, analyze how a Short performed, and read a video's statistics.
Extract video descriptions from all videos in a YouTube playlist.
Extract all comments from a YouTube video with likes and reply counts.
Extract subtitles and captions from any YouTube video.
Get all thumbnail images of a YouTube video in every resolution.
Get YouTube video stats: views, likes, channel, duration, and publish date from any video URL.
Extract tags and keywords from any YouTube video for SEO research and content strategy.
Analyze YouTube Shorts — views, likes, engagement rate, channel info, tags, and categories.
Get direct download URLs for any public YouTube video, in every resolution and bitrate. Audio-only formats included for music and podcasts.
Turn any YouTube video with captions into a clean, copyable text transcript — with or without timestamps.
Find the channel ID, handle, RSS feed and subscriber count of any YouTube channel from its URL, @handle or one of its videos.
Estimate how much a YouTube channel or video earns from its views, with your own RPM — or look up a video and estimate its earnings so far.
These tools read public YouTube data without an API key, which means no quota and no project setup — but also no access to private or members-only content. Comments and playlist descriptions are the research tools: they turn scattered pages into one table you can sort. Subtitles are the fastest route to a searchable transcript. The Shorts Analyzer and video statistics are performance tools, most useful compared against your own previous videos rather than in isolation.