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Find YouTube videos

Find videos with their titles, channels, views and URLs.

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Tool nameCostPlan
search_youtube0 creditsAll Access & Team

Use a keyword of 2 to 5 words, the way a viewer types it, or pass a channel URL to list that channel's latest uploads with their views and the channel's subscriber count. Returns video listings, not comments. Follow with scrape_url to read a video's comments for zero credits, or start_deep_scrape for a larger collection.

Inputs

  • keyword (string, optional, up to 300 characters): Search term or topic. Omit when channel is set.
  • channel (string, optional, up to 300 characters): A YouTube channel URL (youtube.com/@handle, youtube.com/channel/UC..., /c/<name> or /user/<name>) or an @handle. Lists the channel's latest uploads instead of searching; a URL ending in /shorts lists its Shorts. Omit when keyword is set.
  • limit (number, optional, default 10, 1 to 25): Max videos to return. Default 10, max 25 (higher values are clamped).
  • order (string, optional, default relevance): Keep YouTube order (relevance for a keyword, newest first for a channel) or sort descending by view count. Default relevance. Values: relevance, views.

Cost and plan

Cost: 0 credits. Plan: All Access & Team. Cost and plan are separate: a tool can cost no credits and still need a paid plan. See credits and limits.

Use it in chat

You do not need to type the tool name. Connect Adlicio to Claude or to ChatGPT, then ask for the job in plain words. Your AI app picks search_youtube when it fits the request.