Scrape YouTube likes

YouTube Scraper opens YouTube pages the same way a browser does and reads the public data on them, including the like count on any public video. Give it video, channel, playlist, or hashtag URLs, or search terms, and it writes one row of structured data per video. No YouTube API key is needed.

Yes. Enter several URLs or search terms in one run and set a limit for how many videos to scrape per term. You can also point YouTube Scraper at a whole channel or playlist, then filter by upload date, video length, or sorting order to narrow the results.

Every video comes with its title, URL, view count, comment count, channel name and subscriber count, upload date, duration, thumbnail, hashtags, and description. Subtitles are available as an option, and AI description and summary are paid add-ons if you need the video content itself.

Yes, web scraping is legal for gathering public information from websites. But be careful with personal or confidential data, as well as intellectual property, because laws and regulations might protect them. It's good practice to check the website's rules or terms of service to know what's allowed. If you're not sure, getting legal advice can help ensure you're using web scraping correctly and within the law.

Actors are serverless cloud programs that run on the Apify platform and do computing jobs. They’re called Actors because, like human actors, they perform actions based on a script. They can perform anything from simple actions (such as filling out a web form or sending an email) to complex operations (such as crawling an entire website or removing duplicates from a large dataset). Actor runs can be as short or as long as necessary. They could last seconds, hours, or even run infinitely.