Video information
Retrieve video information with video_id, then query comments separately as needed.
Endpoint documentation →ONEAPI / youtube
YouTube API
Connect YouTube videos, channels and playlists into content catalogs. The docs cover channel ID lookup, publication lists, channel playlists, playlist videos, video details, comments and search for channel- or topic-based workflows.
01 / CAPABILITIES
Available capabilities
Channel publications
Read publication lists and use the documented lookup endpoint when a channel identifier is needed.
Endpoint documentation →Playlist videos
Read videos within a playlist and connect channels, playlists and individual video details.
Endpoint documentation →02 / USE CASES
What you can build
Channel content catalogs
Combine channel publications, playlists and video details into searchable content catalogs.
Topic-based video research
Find videos through search, then use their identifiers for detail and comment requests.
03 / REQUEST EXAMPLE
Retrieve information using a YouTube video ID
Replace YOUR_YOUTUBE_VIDEO_ID with a real video ID. This endpoint uses video_id; channel and playlist endpoints require their respective identifiers.
cURLPOST · JSON
curl --request POST 'https://api.getoneapi.com/api/youtube/fetch_video_detail' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"video_id" : "YOUR_YOUTUBE_VIDEO_ID"
}'Replace YOUR_API_KEY and the content placeholders with real values. This example uses cURL shell syntax; the Apifox docs provide Windows, Python and other examples. Live requests are billed according to your account configuration.
View full parameters and response documentation →04 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can video_id, channel_id and playlist identifiers be used interchangeably?
No. They identify different resources. This example queries a video using video_id; check separate documentation for channels and playlists.
Can I reuse a request from Google’s official YouTube API?
Do not assume compatibility. OneAPI is a third-party service with authentication, endpoints and parameters defined in its own public documentation.