Paste the video URL
Use a public watch, Shorts, shortened, or embed link.
Put a YouTube video on your site without writing embed code by hand. Paste the video link, choose the player options, preview it, and copy the finished code.
Use the toolStart with the video, then change only the options your page needs. Preview the player before copying the code so the size and behavior are clear.
Use the toolUse a public watch, Shorts, shortened, or embed link.
Set start or end times and decide whether looping, autoplay, mute, or visible controls are appropriate.
Play the embedded preview and confirm the selected timing and controls behave as expected.
Add the generated block to a page that allows embedded video content.
Different pages call for different playback behaviour.
Set a start time when the page discusses one specific section of a longer video.
Combine loop and mute only when repeated playback supports the page and does not distract visitors.
Keep controls visible and autoplay off when visitors should decide when to watch.
Unexpected playback can be disruptive, consume data, and conflict with device settings.
Many devices restrict autoplay with sound, and silent starts are less intrusive.
Make sure the end time follows the start time and includes the full moment you intend to show.
Yes. The generated wrapper keeps the player at a widescreen ratio while adapting to the available width.
Yes. Enter the desired start time, and add an end time when you want to limit the clip.
Yes. Enable looping and preview it before copying the final code.
Devices and browsers can block autoplay, especially when sound is enabled.
Create watch, short, and embed URLs that open at an exact moment.
Preview and download every public thumbnail size available for a YouTube video.
Create a subscription-confirmation link, reusable code, and QR image for a channel.