The brandingSettings object encapsulates information about the branding of the channel.
The default value for the property.
A list of objects that specify language-specific values for the property.
The channel object encapsulates branding properties of the channel page.
The hints object encapsulates additional branding properties
The image object encapsulates information about images that display on the channels channel page or video watch pages.
The watch object encapsulates branding properties of the watch pages for the channels videos.
The content tab that users should display by default when viewers arrive at your channel page.
The channel description, which appears in the channel information box on your channel page.
The title that displays above the featured channels module.
A list of up to 16 channels that you would like to link to from the featured channels module. The property value is a list of YouTube channel ID values, each of which uniquely identifies a channel.
Keywords associated with your channel. The value is a comma-separated list of strings.
This setting determines whether user-submitted comments left on the channel page need to be approved by the channel owner to be publicly visible. The default value is false.
This setting indicates whether the channel page should display content in a browse or feed view.
This setting indicates whether YouTube should show an algorithmically generated list of related channels on your channel page.
The channels title. The title has a maximum length of 30 characters.
The ID for a Google Analytics account that you want to use to track and measure traffic to your channel.
The video that should play in the featured video module in the channel pages browse view for unsubscribed viewers. Subscribed viewers may see a different view that highlights more recent channel activity.
The backgroundImageUrl object encapsulates settings for the background image shown on the video watch page. The image is 1200px by 615px, with a maximum file size of 128k.
This property specifies the location of the banner image that YouTube will use to generate the various banner image sizes for a channel. To obtain the URL banner images external URL, you must first upload the channel banner image that you want to use by calling the channelBanners.insert method.
The URL for the banner image shown on the channel page on the YouTube website. The image is 1060px by 175px.
The URL for a very high-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in mobile applications. The image is 1440px by 395px.
The URL for a high-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in mobile applications. The image is 1280px by 360px.
The URL for the banner image shown on the channel page in mobile applications. The image is 640px by 175px.
The URL for a low-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in mobile applications. The image is 320px by 88px.
The URL for a medium-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in mobile applications. The image is 960px by 263px.
The URL for an insanely high-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in tablet applications. The image is 2560px by 424px.
The URL for a high-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in tablet applications. The image is 2276px by 377px.
The URL for a banner image that displays on the channel page in tablet applications. The image is 1707px by 283px.
The URL for a low-resolution banner image that displays on the channel page in tablet applications. The image is 1138px by 188px.
The URL for a banner image that displays on the channel page in television applications. The image is 2120px by 1192px.
The largeBrandedBannerImageImapScript object encapsulates information about the image map script for the banner image shown on the channel page.
The URL for the 854px by 70px image that appears below the video player in the expanded video view of the video watch page.
The image map script for the small banner image. The largeBrandedBannerImageImapScript object encapsulates information about the image map script for the banner image shown on the channel page in mobile applications.
The URL for the 640px by 70px banner image that appears below the video player in the default view of the video watch page.
The URL for a 1px by 1px tracking pixel that can be used to collect statistics for views of the channel or video pages.
The URL for the image that appears above the video player. This is a 25-pixel-high image with a flexible width that cannot exceed 170 pixels. If you do not provide this image, your channel name will appear instead of an image.
The default value for the property.
A list of objects that specify language-specific values for the property.
The default value for the property.
A list of objects that specify language-specific values for the property.
The default value for the property.
A list of objects that specify language-specific values for the property.
The default value for the property.
A list of objects that specify language-specific values for the property.
The text color for the video watch pages branded area.
An ID that uniquely identifies a playlist that displays next to the video player on the video watch page.
The background color for the video watch pages branded area.
The contentDetails object encapsulates information about the channels content.
The googlePlusUserId object identifies the Google+ profile ID associated with this channel.
The relatedPlaylists object is a map that identifies playlists associated with the channel, such as the channels uploaded videos or favorite videos. You can retrieve any of these playlists using the playlists.list method.
The ID of the playlist that contains the channels favorite videos.
The ID of the playlist that contains the channels liked videos.
The ID of the playlist that contains the channels uploaded videos.
The ID of the playlist that contains the channels watch history.
The ID of the channels watch later playlist.
The ETag for the channel resource.
The ID that YouTube uses to uniquely identify the channel.
The invideoPromotion object encapsulates information about a promotional campaign associated with the channel. A channel can use an in-video promotional campaign to display the thumbnail image of a promoted video in the video player during playback of the channels videos
The list of promoted items in the order that they will display across different playbacks to the same viewer.
The position object encapsulates information about the spatial position within the video where the promoted item will be displayed.
The timing object encapsulates information about the temporal position within the video when the promoted item will be displayed.
The corner of the player where the promoted item will appear.
The manner in which the promoted item is positioned in the video player.
The time offset, specified in milliseconds, that determines when the promoted item appears during video playbacks. The type propertys value determines whether the offset is measured from the start or end of the video.
The timing method that determines when the promoted item is inserted during the video playback. If the value is offsetFromStart, then the offsetMs field represents an offset from the start of the video. If the value is offsetFromEnd, then the offsetMs field represents an offset from the end of the video.
The type of the API resource. For channel resources, the value will be youtube#channel.
The snippet object contains basic details about the channel, such as its title, description, and thumbnail images.
The channels description.
The date and time that the channel was created. The value is specified in ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.sZ) format.
A map of thumbnail images associated with the channel. For each object in the map, the key is the name of the thumbnail image, and the value is an object that contains other information about the thumbnail.
The channels title.
The statistics object encapsulates statistics for the channel.
The number of comments for the channel.
The number of subscribers that the channel has.
The number of videos uploaded to the channel.
The number of times the channel has been viewed.
The status object encapsulates information about the privacy status of the channel.
Indicates whether the channel data identifies a user that is already linked to either a YouTube username or a Google+ account. A user that has one of these links already has a public YouTube identity, which is a prerequisite for several actions, such as uploading videos.
Privacy status of the channel.
The topicDetails object encapsulates information about Freebase topics associated with the channel.
A list of Freebase topic IDs associated with the channel. You can retrieve information about each topic using the Freebase Topic API.