Embed your YouTube channel on your website

Show your latest YouTube uploads on your site, with Shorts mixed in, kept out, or on their own. Paste your channel handle and the grid keeps itself up to date.

A video wall on your site keeps visitors around longer and sends new viewers to your channel. It should not need updating every time you upload.

What it shows

• Your channel’s latest uploads, as a grid, a carousel, a bento or a masonry layout.
• Wide 16:9 tiles, or tall 9:16 tiles when you show only Shorts.
• A Shorts setting: mix them in, leave them out, or show only Shorts. It works on every plan.
• Videos play in the lightbox, without leaving your site.

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How to set it up

1. Sign in to TileSet with Google.
2. Add a source, pick YouTube, and type your channel’s @handle.
3. Build the widget and choose how to handle Shorts.
4. Paste the snippet into your site, or ask your AI agent to.

There is nothing to authorize. Your uploads are public, so the handle is all we need.

Why it stays working

If YouTube is slow to answer, your widget keeps showing the videos it already has and picks up new ones on the next refresh.