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Found 16 templates linked to integration "youtube"
This template watches a Google Drive folder for new video files, downloads each file, transcribes the soundtrack with Latenode speech-to-text, and asks ChatGPT for a title, description, and tags. It then uploads the video to YouTube and applies that metadata. Connect Google Drive and YouTube, then point the trigger at the folder you drop videos into.
This template publishes new video files from Google Drive to your YouTube channel. It watches the folder you choose, downloads each file, and uploads it to the connected channel. If the folder also holds other files, keep only video types. Set the title from the filename and a privacy status after upload. Connect Google Drive and YouTube, then point the trigger at the upload folder.
This template starts when YouTube publishes a new video in the channel you watch. It loads title, description, and tags, fetches the caption track, and JavaScript strips timestamps into a readable transcript. The transcript is saved as a Google Drive text file, and a Google Sheets row stores title, URL, and an excerpt. Connect YouTube, Google Drive, and Google Sheets. When captions are missing, transcribe the soundtrack with Latenode speech-to-text.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new videos and builds RSS in JavaScript. The trigger supplies title, description, video URL, and published time. JavaScript maps those fields into RSS item XML or a full feed document. Google Drive saves the XML in the folder you choose. Connect YouTube and Google Drive, then point the trigger at the channel you want to publish.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new uploads, builds a short text with the video title and link in JavaScript, and sends that SMS with Twilio. Connect YouTube and Twilio. Point the trigger at the channel you want to watch. Put the Twilio Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new uploads, copies title and description, and uploads the video to Vimeo. Connect YouTube and Vimeo. Watch new videos in the channel. JavaScript maps the metadata. Put Vimeo access on the Vimeo connection.
This template starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording, downloads the file, and uploads it to YouTube. JavaScript reads the download URL and meeting topic. An HTTP request fetches the video. Connect Zoom and YouTube. Put a Zoom token on that HTTP request so Zoom allows the download.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new videos, builds a Page message in JavaScript from title, a short description, and the video URL, and publishes it on a Facebook Page. Connect YouTube and Facebook Pages, then point the trigger at the channel you publish on. Keep those credentials on those connections.
This template starts when a new file appears in a Dropbox folder, skips non-video names in JavaScript, downloads the existing file, and uploads it to YouTube. Title comes from the filename. Connect Dropbox and YouTube, then point the trigger at the folder you drop videos into. Put a Dropbox token on the HTTP request so Dropbox allows the download.
This template starts when a new comment is posted on your YouTube video, asks ChatGPT for sentiment, topics, and viewer questions, emails a short report with Gmail, and appends a Google Sheets row. Connect YouTube, Gmail, and Google Sheets. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template reads video prompts from Google Sheets on a schedule. ChatGPT writes the title, description, and tags. Sora renders the actual clip. The file is saved to Google Drive, then uploaded to YouTube with that ChatGPT metadata. Connect Google Sheets, Google Drive, and YouTube. ChatGPT and Sora are Latenode AI nodes.
This template watches a YouTube channel for new videos, reads title and captions, and asks ChatGPT for a stronger title, description, timestamps, and tags. JavaScript shapes that text, then YouTube updates the video details. Connect YouTube and pick the channel. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
This template lists playlists on a source YouTube channel, then recreates each playlist on a destination channel and adds the public videos. A schedule starts the copy, once or on a cadence. YouTube lists, creates, and fills playlists, while JavaScript skips private items and can list video ids with the same YouTube OAuth. Connect two YouTube accounts.
This template watches your YouTube channel for a new video, reads the captions, and asks ChatGPT for a short-form script, title, and description. JavaScript turns that script into a vertical-video prompt. Sora renders the moving clip, YouTube uploads it with the ChatGPT metadata, and Google Sheets logs the row. Connect YouTube and Google Sheets. ChatGPT and Sora are Latenode AI nodes. ChatGPT writes the words; Sora renders the video.
This template starts when you send a topic to a webhook. ChatGPT writes a short script plus title and description, image generation makes a thumbnail still, and JavaScript turns the script into a vertical-video prompt. Sora renders the actual clip, Cloudinary stores the file, and YouTube publishes it with the ChatGPT metadata. Connect YouTube and Cloudinary. ChatGPT, image generation, and Sora are Latenode AI nodes.
This template starts when you POST a YouTube video URL to a Latenode webhook. YouTube returns the captions, JavaScript strips timestamps, and ChatGPT writes a structured summary that Telegram sends and Supabase stores. Connect YouTube, Telegram, and Supabase, then point the webhook at the form or app that sends the URL. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key; when captions are missing, transcribe the soundtrack with Latenode speech-to-text.