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Youtube Gallery

By Ahmet Loca

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Summary

YouTube Gallery is a fully customizable video grid component for Framer.

Description

MORE FRAMER COMPONENTS LIKE THIS ✦ Browse +38 FREE + 85 premium components: https://frameze.com/components ✦ Get everything for one price: https://ahmetloca.dub.link/allcomponents About Component YouTube Gallery is a fully customizable video grid component for Framer. Add your YouTube videos manually with custom thumbnails, channel info, and metadata. Features smooth staggered animations, hover effects, an immersive modal player, and a built-in dark/light mode toggle. Perfect for creators, agencies and portfolio sites. Staggered fade-up entrance animations on load Hover card lift with gradient overlay effect Pulsing play button — Red or Glass Dark style Built-in YouTube modal player with autoplay Dark mode & light mode support Demo Mode — switch themes live on the page Responsive grid — 3 cols desktop, 2 tablet, 1 mobile Upload custom thumbnails directly from your PC Verified badge, duration badge, views & time ago Channel avatar with auto-generated initials fallback Full property controls: fonts, colors, sizes, radius & gaps Works out of the box — no API key needed Live Preview: https://youtubegallery.framer.website/ Use Cases YouTube creators & personal brand websites Agency & studio showcase pages Product demo & explainer video sections Podcast & interview content libraries Course & educational content platforms Music & entertainment artist pages Sports & fitness coaching websites Corporate & brand storytelling pages Event recap & highlight reel sections News & media editorial layouts Keywords youtube gallery, video grid framer, youtube embed component, video player framer, youtube showcase, video card grid, autoplay modal, dark mode video, responsive video grid, youtube video gallery, channel showcase, video thumbnail grid, hover play button, video gallery framer, youtube player component

Introduction

Showcase YouTube videos

Rank history

Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.

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