Scrape Any YouTube Data
YouTube is a goldmine of data for marketers, researchers, and content creators. Extract playlists, comments, tags, subtitles, and more with Krawly's free YouTube scraping tools.
How It Works
Choose the type of YouTube data you need
Paste a YouTube URL (video, playlist, or channel)
Click Run to extract the data
Download results as JSON, CSV, or Excel
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Try It Free — No Signup Required
Extract data from YouTube videos, playlists, channels, and comments. Get tags, subtitles, thumbnails, and analytics — free, no coding required.
Start NowFrequently Asked Questions
Can I scrape any YouTube playlist?
Yes, any public YouTube playlist. Private or unlisted playlists are not accessible.
Is YouTube scraping legal?
Extracting publicly available data for personal use or research is generally acceptable. Don't use scraped data to violate YouTube's Terms of Service.
How many videos can I scrape?
Free users can scrape playlists with up to 200 videos. Registered users get higher limits.