Ytprofil

Ytprofil refers to the profile page of a YouTube user or channel. The term is used in various online contexts to denote the page that represents an account on the platform, including its branding, content, and publicly visible information.

A ytprofil typically presents several elements. These include the channel name, profile picture, and cover banner, as well as a written description that explains what the channel is about. It may display links to external sites or social media, and it often includes sections for featured content, playlists, and the list of uploaded videos. Public metrics such as subscriber count and total video views are commonly shown, along with recent activity where available.

Ownership and editing of a ytprofil are tied to the associated Google account. The channel owner or a designated manager can customize branding, descriptions, and navigation features, and can organize content into sections or playlists. Privacy settings influence what information is visible to the public; some content can be restricted or hidden according to user preferences. Brand accounts enable multiple people to administer the profile.

Data access and APIs: for users, much of the profile data is accessible through the YouTube interface. Developers may use the YouTube Data API v3 to retrieve channel details, statistics, and branding settings, with private data requiring explicit OAuth 2.0 authorization from the account owner.

See also: YouTube, YouTube Data API.