Do I need to connect my YouTube account?

No. YouTube sources are added by channel URL, @handle, channel ID or playlist ID, and Juicer reads what is publicly visible. There is no Google login, no password to share and nothing Juicer can upload or change on your behalf. The setup guide walks through it, and the help article covers every way to enter a channel.

Can I embed a channel I don't manage?

Yes, as long as it is public. Because sources are read from YouTube's public data, a partner's channel, an industry channel or a creator you sponsor works the same way as your own. Private and unlisted videos are never accessible.

Can I show one playlist instead of the whole channel?

Yes. Open the playlist on YouTube, copy the ID from its URL, and add it on the Username tab with an asterisk in front. The feed then follows that playlist, so a course or a product series stays curated while the channel keeps uploading everything else.

Can I show videos on a hashtag or a topic?

Yes. A Hashtag source collects public videos tagged with your event or campaign hashtag. For a topic or a brand name, enter the term with an asterisk in front on the same tab and YouTube searches titles and descriptions. YouTube does not index every video under a hashtag, so pair these sources with moderation and add any missing video by hand as a custom post. Paid plans, with a trial on the free plan.

Do the videos play on my site?

Yes. Each video opens in YouTube's own player inside the feed, so captions, playback quality and the subscribe prompt all work and views count toward your channel. The feed itself shows the thumbnail, title and description until someone presses play.

Do live streams show up?

Yes. A scheduled stream appears dated to its planned start, links to the live broadcast while it runs, and becomes the recording afterwards. How quickly a stream that has just started reaches your feed depends on your plan's sync frequency.

Is YouTube included in the free plan?

Yes. Channel and playlist sources work on every plan, including the free plan. Hashtag and search-term sources need a paid plan; on the free plan they work during the trial and then pause until you upgrade. See pricing for the plans and their source counts.

Can I moderate which videos appear?

Yes. You can approve every video manually before it shows, hide individual videos with one click, set keyword filters on titles and descriptions, turn on Prevent duplicate posts, or let AI moderation keep the feed brand-safe automatically.

How often does the feed update?

Juicer checks your sources for new videos on a schedule that depends on your plan; higher plans sync more often, and Enterprise accounts can resync a source on demand. See the pricing page for the update frequency of each plan.

Which website platforms does it work on?

Any platform that accepts an embed code: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, HubSpot, Drupal, Joomla or a hand-built site. WordPress and Drupal also get official Juicer extensions; see the integrations guides.

Can I get YouTube videos through an API instead of the widget?

Yes. The Juicer API returns channel videos, hashtag results and channel profiles as normalized JSON from a single request, with view counts and no Google Cloud project to manage. The YouTube API page has the endpoints, sample responses and credit costs; the full reference lives at developers.juicer.io.

Can I upload and schedule YouTube videos from Juicer?

Yes. Juicer's publishing workspace, currently in beta, lets you upload a video or a Short, set its title, thumbnail, tags, playlist and visibility, keep drafts and schedule it into a posting calendar for your connected channel, all from your desktop. The same workspace posts to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Reddit and Bluesky. See YouTube publishing.

Does Juicer do Brand Listening for YouTube?

Two ways. A Hashtag or search-term source, on paid plans, pulls the public videos about your brand into your feed so you see and curate them. Brand Listening, in early access, monitors what is said about your brand across YouTube and six other networks and delivers AI research reports on a schedule. See YouTube Brand Listening.

YouTube feed widget

YouTube Feed Widget for Your Website

Juicer's YouTube widget pulls the latest videos from your YouTube channel, a playlist, a hashtag or a search term and plays them on your website.

Your channel's videos, a playlist, a hashtag or a search term
Videos play in place, with YouTube's own player and captions
No YouTube login, one embed code, no coding

Create your YouTube feed free

Takes less than a minute. No credit card required.

yoursite.com

</> Embedded feed

@yourchannel

#yourhashtag

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@yourchannel

312

#yourhashtag

GET /v1/data/posts?platforms=YouTube 200

{ "data": [{
  "platform": "YouTube",
  "message": "Golden hour",
  "poster": {
    "display_name": "curious_dev"
  },
  "like_count": 2417,
  "comment_count": 389
}] }

Create this feed

A real Juicer feed pulling live videos from Juicer's own YouTube channel. Yours works the same way with any public channel, playlist, hashtag or search term.

Video keeps visitors on the page

A tutorial, a product demo or a customer story holds attention longer than any paragraph. Playing your videos on your own site instead of sending people to YouTube keeps them where your buttons are.

Fresh content without manual embedding

Your website updates itself every time you upload. Juicer syncs new videos automatically, so the resources page, the course catalogue and the homepage stay current with zero editing work.

Subscribers from people who never search YouTube

Not every visitor follows you on YouTube. A live feed puts your latest uploads in front of everyone who lands on your site, with a path to your channel for the ones who want more.

Channel source

Paste your channel's URL, its @handle or its channel ID and every new upload flows into your feed automatically, live streams included. Nothing to connect and no password to share. Channel sources are on every plan, the free plan too.

Playlist source

Show one playlist instead of the whole channel: a course, a product line, an event's sessions. Add the playlist ID with a leading asterisk and the feed follows the playlist as you curate it. Every plan.

Hashtag source

Collect public videos tagged with your event, campaign or product hashtag, whoever uploaded them. Paid plans, with a trial on the free plan.

Search-term source

Pull videos whose title or description match a term: your brand name, your product, a topic you own. YouTube searches the video metadata, so reviews and tutorials from other creators land in your moderation queue. Paid plans.

Videos play in place

Click a thumbnail and the video plays inside the feed with YouTube's own player, so captions, quality settings and the subscribe prompt all work. Visitors never leave your page.

Moderation built in

Keep or hide any video before it appears. Approve videos manually, or let AI moderation keep the feed brand-safe automatically. Essential the moment a hashtag or search-term source lets other channels in.

Keyword filters

Filter incoming videos by words in the title or description to keep the feed on topic, or block terms you never want on your site. Prevent duplicate posts when a video matches two sources.

Custom styling

Choose a layout, match your brand's colors and typography, and go further with custom CSS when you need pixel-level control.

Mix YouTube with 14 other networks

One feed can combine YouTube with Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky and more, in a single wall with one embed code.

No YouTube login needed

Sources are added by channel URL, handle or ID. Juicer never asks for your Google password, never connects to your account and never uploads or changes anything on YouTube. The widget is read-only.

Analytics on every plan

Feed views and video clicks per feed, with daily measurements over any date range, so you can tell which videos your visitors actually play. Export as CSV or PDF.

Call-to-action buttons

Put a Subscribe, Enroll or Buy now button on any video in the feed and link it anywhere. Clicks are counted per post. Starter plan and above.

Live streams while they run

A scheduled stream shows up dated to its start time, links to the broadcast while it is on air, and stays in the feed as the recording afterwards. Nothing to re-embed.

Publishing

Upload once, set the title, thumbnail, tags, playlist and visibility, and queue it into your posting calendar from your desktop. Videos and Shorts to your channel, plus seven other networks. In beta.

See publishing

Brand Listening

Videos on your hashtag and videos that name your brand in one moderated stream, and Brand Listening research reports with sentiment across YouTube and six other networks.

See Brand Listening

YouTube API

Channel videos, hashtag searches and channel profiles as normalized JSON from one key, view counts included. No Google Cloud project, no quota to manage, webhooks for the channels you sync.

See the API

Link in bio

One hosted Juicer Page for your channel's link: your latest videos, link buttons and your other networks, updated with every upload. Included on every plan.

See link in bio

01

Create your Juicer feed

Sign up free and create a feed. You can keep it YouTube-only or mix in other networks later.
02

Add YouTube and paste your channel

Pick YouTube, choose Username, Channel or Hashtag, and paste the channel URL, handle, playlist ID or hashtag. The first videos land within a few minutes.
03

Copy the embed code

Paste it anywhere HTML works. The feed updates itself from then on.

Create your YouTube feed free Read the full setup guide

YouTube feed on WordPress

The official Juicer plugin drops your YouTube feed into any post or page with a one-line shortcode. In the WordPress directory since 2015.
YouTube feed on Shopify

Put product demos and unboxings on the product pages where they sell. The embed goes into any theme section or page.
YouTube feed on Webflow

An Embed element carries the feed into your layout, so it ships with your design system instead of fighting it.
YouTube feed on Squarespace

Drop the embed into a Code Block and the feed keeps itself current. No plugin and no upkeep.
YouTube feed on Wix

Paste one snippet into the Embed HTML element. Works on free and premium Wix sites alike.
YouTube feed on Drupal

The official Juicer Social Feed module brings your YouTube feed into Drupal as a native block. No coding required.

A single YouTube source is a feed. Several of them make Juicer a YouTube aggregator: combine your channel, a partner's channel, your event's playlist and the videos on your hashtag into one feed, or mix YouTube with other social networks in a single wall. Every source shares the same moderation, filters and styling, and the whole wall ships to your site with one embed code. See the YouTube aggregator page for the video wall use cases and the social media aggregator page for the full multi-network picture.

Do I need to connect my YouTube account?

No. YouTube sources are added by channel URL, @handle, channel ID or playlist ID, and Juicer reads what is publicly visible. There is no Google login, no password to share and nothing Juicer can upload or change on your behalf. The setup guide walks through it, and the help article covers every way to enter a channel.
Can I embed a channel I don't manage?

Yes, as long as it is public. Because sources are read from YouTube's public data, a partner's channel, an industry channel or a creator you sponsor works the same way as your own. Private and unlisted videos are never accessible.
Can I show one playlist instead of the whole channel?

Yes. Open the playlist on YouTube, copy the ID from its URL, and add it on the Username tab with an asterisk in front. The feed then follows that playlist, so a course or a product series stays curated while the channel keeps uploading everything else.
Can I show videos on a hashtag or a topic?

Yes. A Hashtag source collects public videos tagged with your event or campaign hashtag. For a topic or a brand name, enter the term with an asterisk in front on the same tab and YouTube searches titles and descriptions. YouTube does not index every video under a hashtag, so pair these sources with moderation and add any missing video by hand as a custom post. Paid plans, with a trial on the free plan.
Do the videos play on my site?

Yes. Each video opens in YouTube's own player inside the feed, so captions, playback quality and the subscribe prompt all work and views count toward your channel. The feed itself shows the thumbnail, title and description until someone presses play.
Do live streams show up?

Yes. A scheduled stream appears dated to its planned start, links to the live broadcast while it runs, and becomes the recording afterwards. How quickly a stream that has just started reaches your feed depends on your plan's sync frequency.
Is YouTube included in the free plan?

Yes. Channel and playlist sources work on every plan, including the free plan. Hashtag and search-term sources need a paid plan; on the free plan they work during the trial and then pause until you upgrade. See pricing for the plans and their source counts.
Can I moderate which videos appear?

Yes. You can approve every video manually before it shows, hide individual videos with one click, set keyword filters on titles and descriptions, turn on Prevent duplicate posts, or let AI moderation keep the feed brand-safe automatically.
How often does the feed update?

Juicer checks your sources for new videos on a schedule that depends on your plan; higher plans sync more often, and Enterprise accounts can resync a source on demand. See the pricing page for the update frequency of each plan.
Which website platforms does it work on?

Any platform that accepts an embed code: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, HubSpot, Drupal, Joomla or a hand-built site. WordPress and Drupal also get official Juicer extensions; see the integrations guides.
Can I get YouTube videos through an API instead of the widget?

Yes. The Juicer API returns channel videos, hashtag results and channel profiles as normalized JSON from a single request, with view counts and no Google Cloud project to manage. The YouTube API page has the endpoints, sample responses and credit costs; the full reference lives at developers.juicer.io.
Can I upload and schedule YouTube videos from Juicer?

Yes. Juicer's publishing workspace, currently in beta, lets you upload a video or a Short, set its title, thumbnail, tags, playlist and visibility, keep drafts and schedule it into a posting calendar for your connected channel, all from your desktop. The same workspace posts to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Reddit and Bluesky. See YouTube publishing.
Does Juicer do Brand Listening for YouTube?

Two ways. A Hashtag or search-term source, on paid plans, pulls the public videos about your brand into your feed so you see and curate them. Brand Listening, in early access, monitors what is said about your brand across YouTube and six other networks and delivers AI research reports on a schedule. See YouTube Brand Listening.

I love that I can connect so many social channels in one feed. I love how customizable the design is and the ability to filter the social content to exactly what you're looking for. It's so easy to add to a website and you can add in branded elements or change the design to fit your site.

Jennifer L. - Lead Consultant (opens in new tab)

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