YouTube feed
Build a curated YouTube feed from the videos you choose.
Add supported public YouTube references to FeedGallery, place them in the same moderation workspace as other content and publish a gallery without claiming an automatic channel sync that is not part of the current source model.
A selected YouTube feed for a website
A YouTube website feed does not always need to mirror an entire channel. Product pages, campaigns and editorial hubs often need a smaller set of videos chosen for a specific context. FeedGallery supports that pattern through explicit public YouTube references.
The referenced videos become normalized embed content that can be moderated and attached to a gallery. You can keep the gallery YouTube-only or combine the videos with supported Facebook, Instagram or other public content.
Why it is useful
Control the content before you control the layout.
Explicit public video references
Add supported public YouTube URLs intentionally instead of relying on an undocumented background scrape.
Moderate alongside social posts
Treat selected videos as content items that can be shown, hidden, ordered and attached to a target gallery.
Mixed-media galleries
Combine chosen YouTube videos with supported social content when the page needs a broader story than one channel alone.
Consent-aware embeds
Provider iframes can remain behind the existing consent-aware rendering policy until the relevant social-media permission is available.
FeedGallery workflow
From source to display in four clear steps.
Add the public URL
Import the YouTube reference through the supported public-content source workflow.
Normalize the video
FeedGallery resolves the reference into an embed content item used by the common gallery pipeline.
Curate the selection
Keep only the videos and social posts that belong in the destination gallery and define their order.
Embed the gallery
Publish the responsive gallery on the website while FeedGallery continues to manage its content selection centrally.
Current product scope
Curated public references, not automatic channel scraping
The current YouTube integration is intentionally precise: FeedGallery accepts supported public references and renders them as gallery content. Automatic full-channel synchronization is not presented as a current capability.
Supported public YouTube URL import.
Normalized embed content in the common moderation workspace.
Mixed galleries with other supported source types.
Consent-aware third-party iframe rendering.
Responsive layout and standard FeedGallery publication options.
FAQ
Questions about youtube feed
Can I add YouTube videos to FeedGallery?
Yes. FeedGallery supports explicit public YouTube references that can be normalized as embed content and used in galleries.
Does FeedGallery automatically sync an entire YouTube channel?
The current source model described here uses explicit public YouTube references. It should not be understood as automatic full-channel synchronization.
Can YouTube videos appear with Instagram or Facebook posts?
Yes. Selected YouTube embed items can be combined with other supported normalized content in the same gallery.
Can I moderate YouTube items?
Yes. Once normalized into the content workspace, they can be selected and controlled as part of the gallery curation flow.
Are YouTube embeds consent-aware?
FeedGallery's public renderer includes consent-aware handling for third-party social resources, including provider iframe content.
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