Search Google for video results, retrieve structured video details and source links, and filter results by country, language, time, and SafeSearch through one purpose-built API endpoint.
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{
"results": [
{
"position": 1,
"title": "Example Python tutorial for beginners",
"link": "https://video.example.com/watch/example",
"displayed_link": "video.example.com",
"thumbnail": "https://images.example.com/video-thumbnail.jpg",
"duration": "12:45",
"source": "Example Video Publisher",
"date": "2 days ago"
}
]
}Move from video discovery to result URLs, source information, thumbnails, durations, and displayed dates with structured JSON responses.
/v1/google/videos/search7 creditsSearch Google for a video query and receive video titles, result positions, video links, displayed links, thumbnails, durations, sources, and displayed dates in structured JSON.
Filter by country, language, time range, and SafeSearch setting. Use the page parameter to request later result pages, with each page returning up to 10 video results.
q | required | Video search query. |
curl --get \
'https://scrapebadger.com/v1/google/videos/search' \
--data-urlencode 'q=python tutorial for beginners' \
--data-urlencode 'gl=us' \
--data-urlencode 'hl=en' \
--data-urlencode 'tbs=qdr:w' \
--data-urlencode 'safe=active' \
--data-urlencode 'page=0' \
--header 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY'{
"query": "python tutorial for beginners",
"results": [
{
"position": 1,
"title": "Example Python tutorial for beginners",
"link": "https://video.example.com/watch/python-tutorial",
"displayed_link": "video.example.com",
"thumbnail": "https://images.example.com/python-video-thumbnail.jpg",
"duration": "12:45",
"source": "Example Learning Publisher",
"date": "2 days ago"
},
{
"position": 2,
"title": "Example introduction to Python programming",
"link": "https://media.example.org/videos/python-introduction",
"displayed_link": "media.example.org",
"thumbnail": "https://images.example.org/python-introduction-thumbnail.jpg",
"duration": "24:10",
"source": "Example Education Source",
"date": "5 days ago"
}
],
"language": "en",
"country": "us"
}Search topics, products, brands, people, events, and educational subjects across country and language contexts. Capture structured titles, result positions, video links, displayed links, thumbnails, durations, sources, and dates for downstream content research.
Measure which video results and sources appear for commercially or editorially relevant queries. Analyse result position, title, source, duration, displayed date, country, language, and time filter across consistent searches to support video-search visibility research.
Search company names, product names, campaign terms, executives, and industry topics to examine the videos Google surfaces. Track displayed sources, titles, dates, result positions, and video links without treating one search result as permanent ranking or complete coverage.
Turn Google video results into structured discovery records for media-monitoring tools, editorial platforms, research datasets, or internal dashboards. Preserve the query, result position, source, video link, displayed link, thumbnail, duration, and date so downstream systems retain the original search context.
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Use the same ScrapeBadger account, API key, and credit balance to connect video results with short-form videos, images, demand signals, and current news coverage.
Search Google for short-form video results and associated source pages. Use it alongside Google Videos when a workflow needs to focus specifically on short-form video discovery.
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Search, Maps, News, Hotels, Trends, Jobs, Shopping, Patents, Scholar, Images, Videos, Finance, AI Mode, Lens, Local, Shorts, Flights, Products, and Autocomplete — every Google surface under one API key.
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Connect from any backend or programming language using standard HTTP requests. Responses arrive as structured JSON that can be stored, transformed, or passed into another service.
Access Search, Maps, News, Trends, Shopping, Scholar, Flights, and every other supported Google product with one ScrapeBadger API key and one credit balance.
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Everything you need to know about the Videos API.
tbs parameter to apply the documented time filters. Examples include qdr:d for results from the past day, qdr:w for the past week, and qdr:m for the past month. The result still depends on what Google classifies and displays for the selected period.page parameter to request later results. page=0 requests the first page, page=1 requests the second page, and so on. Each page contains up to 10 video results. Keep the same query, country, language, time filter, and SafeSearch setting when requesting additional pages.link field contains the returned destination URL for the video result. The displayed_link field contains the URL or domain shown in the Google result, while source contains the displayed publisher or source name. These values can differ depending on how Google presents the result.Use 1,000 free credits to search Google for video results and retrieve available titles, source links, thumbnails, durations, and displayed dates through one structured JSON endpoint.
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