Integrations & Data Export

YouTube Feed Integration

PrestaShop YouTube feed module, videos, channels and playlists that load only when a shopper clicks play

Version
1.0.64
Improvements
286
Updated
PrestaShop
1.6 to 9
Price: €129.00
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YouTube Feed Integration builds a video gallery from a channel, playlist or selected links inside your PrestaShop store. The quickest setup is one field with a video address on each line.

YouTube hosts and plays the videos, while YouTube Studio reports views, watch time and subscribers. An ordinary channel and public viewing require no Premium membership; Premium is an optional paid viewing service.

You choose grid, slider or vertical list, target products and pages, and set playback over the shop page or in a new tab. A connected channel or playlist requires a Google connection key. An approved manual list replaces an empty connected source, with separate sources per shop and language.

Installation guides stay beside the relevant products, giving shoppers a visual explanation without searching through your channel.

Professional Setup We fully configure the module to your needs: all options set, tested & verified within 1 business day. +€29.00
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In the box

  • Lifetime licence for one shop
  • 12 months of updates, security fixes free forever
  • 3 months of support by mypresta.rocks
  • PrestaShop 1.6 to 9

Recent changes

  • Maintenance release 1.0.64: refreshed shared admin and storefront components, the current licensing and update libraries, and stability and compatibility fixes.
Full changelog

How does the gallery stay useful after launch?

YouTube Feed Integration builds a maintained YouTube gallery inside the PrestaShop store and protects it with an approved fallback list when a connected channel or playlist returns no videos.

  • Purpose: useful demonstrations and tutorials remain close to the catalogue.
  • Sources: a channel, a playlist or exact video links fill the gallery.
  • Context: each shop, language and selected page receives the intended gallery.
  • YouTube and playback: service-owned channel information stays separate from the module's placement and player choice.
  • Presentation: three layouts and detailed visual controls fit the theme and every screen size.
  • Launch and continuity: one-field setup, guided connection and the last working result keep upkeep small.
The YouTube Feed Integration configuration screen

Which videos enter the gallery?

You choose a whole channel, one playlist or a hand-picked set of links. A channel is found by its name, public username or identifier, so the setup confirms the right public profile before saving it. Manual input recognises regular video addresses, shortened links, embedded-player addresses and Shorts.

The connected source takes priority. When that request returns an empty result, the module uses the approved manual list; if retrieval fails, the last working gallery stays visible. New channel uploads then enter the gallery automatically, while campaigns and evergreen tutorials retain an editorial safety net.

YouTube configuration screen showing that either manual video URLs or an API key with a channel or playlist is required

Where does each gallery appear?

You choose several positions at once: the home page, product pages, category pages, the area before the footer, the footer or a side column. Product, category and individual-page rules include or exclude exact parts of the catalogue, so an installation guide sits beside the relevant range rather than across an unrelated shop.

Every shop and language stores its own source, heading and subscription wording. A multilingual group therefore runs a German playlist in one storefront, a French channel in another and a curated campaign on selected product pages, all from the same module.

YouTube Feed Integration on the shop front page

What does YouTube provide, and where does the video play?

YouTube hosts the films, streams the player and maintains the public channel, playlists and subscriptions. Its Studio dashboard reports views, watch time, subscribers, recent content and comments. The module retrieves the chosen records, arranges them inside the shop and shows title, duration, view total and publication date for every source when those details are selected.

In on-page mode, the player opens over the current shop page and loads only after the shopper selects a video. In new-tab mode, the video opens on YouTube in a new tab. The subscription action resolves the owning channel from a channel, playlist or manual video source, so every valid gallery leads to the correct audience destination.

The YouTube Feed Integration installation check

How does the gallery match the shop?

You choose a responsive grid, a moving slider or a compact vertical list. The number of videos, columns for desktop, tablet and phone, spacing, corner rounding, text colour, gallery background, hover treatment and phone visibility are independent settings shared by every layout.

The slider adds optional arrows and pagination dots, continuous looping, pointer dragging, touch swiping and automatic movement. Waiting time and transition speed are separate controls. These settings keep the first launch straightforward while giving a design team precise behaviour when the catalogue needs it.

Layout panel with grid or slider type, video count, desktop and mobile columns, spacing and hover effect

How much work remains after launch?

The quickest route is one field containing selected video links. A maintained channel or playlist adds a Google connection key, and the administration then shows only the fields relevant to that source and layout. Missing, invalid and ready states identify the exact setting that needs attention.

A locally saved result reduces repeated YouTube lookups, with a retention period from fifteen minutes to twenty-four hours and a clear action in the administration. If a fresh retrieval or storage attempt fails, the last working gallery stays visible. Thumbnails arrive as they approach the screen, while the YouTube player waits for the shopper's click.

The YouTube Feed Integration update screen
  • Reference
    mpryoutubeintegration
  • Version
    1.0.64
  • Improvements
    286
  • Released
  • Updated
  • PrestaShop Compatibility
    PS 1.6 – 9.x
  • Pricing Model
    One-time Purchase
  • Module Type
    Front-office
  • GDPR Relevant
    Yes
  • Business Goal
    Increase Traffic
  • External Account Needed
    Yes
  • Module Complexity
    Lightweight Widget
  • Customer Journey Stage
    Attract Visitors
  • Works With Platform
    Social Media

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Quick start

  1. Upload and install the mpryoutubeintegration ZIP in Modules > Module Manager.
  2. Click Configure. In YouTube Connection, leave Enable Module set to Yes.
  3. Enter real public Video URLs (Manual), one per line. You do not need an API key for this first test.
  4. In Display Settings, select Display Hook displayHome. Keep Layout > Layout Type at grid.
  5. In Video Info, select Player Mode embed for the lightbox or newtab for YouTube.
  6. Click Save, then open the storefront where the selected hook is rendered.
  7. Check the thumbnails, click a video, and verify playback or the YouTube destination. In embed mode, close the player and confirm playback stops.

Requires PrestaShop 1.6 or later and PHP 7.1 or later.

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Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.

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