brave_video_search
brave_video_searchSearch for videos by topic or keyword and retrieve structured results with metadata including title, URL, description, duration, and thumbnail. Ideal for finding video content or metadata from specific creators or publishers.
Instructions
Searches for videos using Brave's Video Search API and returns structured video results with metadata.
When to use:
- When you need to find videos related to a specific topic, keyword, or query.
- Useful for discovering video content, getting video metadata, or finding videos from specific creators/publishers.
Returns a JSON list of video-related results with title, url, description, duration, and thumbnail_url.Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | Yes | The user's search query. Query cannot be empty. Limited to 400 characters and 50 words. | |
| country | No | Search query country, where the results come from. The country string is limited to 2 character country codes of supported countries. | US |
| search_lang | No | Search language preference. The 2 or more character language code for which the search results are provided. | en |
| ui_lang | No | User interface language preferred in response. Usually of the format <language_code>-<country_code>. For more, see RFC 9110. | en-US |
| count | No | Number of results (1-50, default 20). Combine this parameter with `offset` to paginate search results. | |
| offset | No | Pagination offset (max 9, default 0). Combine this parameter with `count` to paginate search results. | |
| spellcheck | No | Whether to spellcheck provided query. | |
| safesearch | No | Filters search results for adult content. The following values are supported: 'off' - No filtering. 'moderate' - Filter out explicit content. 'strict' - Filter out explicit and suggestive content. The default value is 'moderate'. | moderate |
| freshness | No | Filters search results by when they were discovered. The following values are supported: 'pd' - Discovered within the last 24 hours. 'pw' - Discovered within the last 7 days. 'pm' - Discovered within the last 31 days. 'py' - Discovered within the last 365 days. 'YYYY-MM-DDtoYYYY-MM-DD' - timeframe is also supported by specifying the date range (e.g. '2022-04-01to2022-07-30'). |