A playlist is one of the cleanest ways to organize video — so it makes sense to sync a YouTube playlist with WordPress and let it stay current on its own. Add a video to the playlist on YouTube, and it appears on your site, in the layout you chose, without you lifting a finger.
Import the playlist once, sync it forever
Point Video Hub at any playlist and it imports the videos as real posts. Scheduled, cron-based imports then keep the playlist in sync — new entries are pulled in automatically, off-request, so nothing slows your pages down. See the automation options.
Display it as a themed gallery
Once imported, show the playlist in one of six responsive themes — a tidy Grid, a dramatic Cinema view, a scannable Listy layout and more — with pagination and AJAX load-more for long lists. Browse the playlist themes.
Build playlists your way
Beyond a YouTube playlist, you can build playlists from hand-picked posts or by taxonomy — handy for course and membership libraries that group lessons by topic.
What “in sync” really means
You decide how many videos to pull and how often the sync runs; from then on, new entries added to the YouTube playlist are imported for you on schedule. Each becomes a real post with its title, description, thumbnail and publish date mapped across — and because imports happen off-request via cron, the sync never blocks a visitor’s page load. Start from an existing playlist and you can bulk-import the back catalog first, then let automation handle everything new.
Perfect for series, courses and channels
Playlists map neatly onto real-world content: a course module, a podcast season, a product range or a weekly show. Sync each playlist to its own themed gallery and you get a self-updating section for every topic — ideal for course and membership libraries where lessons need to stay grouped and in order.
A synced playlist works for SEO, too
Every synced video is an indexable post on your domain — not a JavaScript embed — so it carries schema markup, appears in your sitemap and RSS, and can rank on its own. The playlist gives visitors a tidy way to browse, while search engines get a steady stream of fresh, ownable video pages. See how it compares to embed widgets.
For setup details, see the documentation.
Sync your playlists to WordPress
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