Vimeo Public Data

Vimeo Public Data lets you export video metadata and statistics from your Vimeo account or search public videos across the platform. Whether you're tracking your own content performance or researching trends, you can pull detailed video information like play counts, engagement metrics, user details, and content attributes into Coupler.io.

Why connect Vimeo Public Data to Coupler.io?

• Automate video tracking — Pull performance data on a schedule without manual exports

• Analyze your library — Export your account videos with metadata, stats, and privacy settings

• Research public content — Search and analyze public videos by keyword to track industry trends

• Combine with other data — Join video metrics with audience data or marketing campaigns in Google Sheets, BigQuery, or Looker Studio

• Feed AI tools — Send video metadata and descriptions to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini for content analysis and tagging

Prerequisites

You'll need:

• A Vimeo account (free or paid)

• Coupler.io account

• Permission to access your Vimeo videos or the ability to search public videos

Quick start

Start with "My account videos" to export your own video library. You can filter columns and add advanced filters to narrow down which videos appear in your report.

How to connect

1

Log in to Coupler.io and create a new data flow. Choose Vimeo Public Data as your source.

2

Click "Connect" and sign in with your Vimeo account. Coupler.io will ask for permission to access your public video data. Approve the OAuth connection.

3

Select a report type. Choose "My account videos" to export videos from your Vimeo account, or "Public videos search" to search for videos by keyword across Vimeo.

4

If searching public videos, enter one or more search keywords (one per line) to find videos on the platform. For example: "product demo" or "tutorial."

5

Select columns to include in your report. Common choices include Video Name, Link, Duration, Play stats, User Name, and Created date. You can also select video badges, privacy settings, and user location data.

6

Optionally add advanced filters to narrow results—for example, filter by content rating, video status, or creation date range.

7

Choose a destination — Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or an AI tool like Claude or ChatGPT.

8

Run the data flow manually to test it. Once it completes successfully, you can schedule it to run automatically on your chosen interval.

Available report types

Report Type	What it includes	Best for
My account videos	All videos from your Vimeo account with metadata, stats, and settings	Tracking your own video library performance
Public videos search	Public videos matching your keywords	Researching competitor content or industry trends