How To Use PyPDF To Make A (YouTube) image and text PDF | Python

This video features:

● Installing PyPDF (aka FPDF) : 'pip3 install fpdf2' ● Making a Dict from a JSON file ● Looping through Nested Dictionaries ● Object Oriented Programming 15:33 ● TQDM progress bars 22:19 ● A look at GitHub 25:50

From my code you will see how to write the code to produce a multipage PDF with a logo at the top, with its own hyperlink.

I place images and text using x and y coordinates on an 'A4' page.

This uses cells, jpg, links, UTF-8, automatic page breaks, custom fonts.

The 2 files needed for this are on GitHub:

https://github.com/RGGH/rng

▶ ytapithumbget.py gets the thumbnail images, and text descriptions for each video.
▶ pdf_demo.py creates the pdf with the very same images and text.

You will need to register for an API key : https://console.cloud.google.com/
The API key is a unique identifier that is used to authenticate requests associated with your project.

Why would you want to make a PDF of every YouTube video and description? Many reasons, a back up of your own content that is searchable?

A copy of a channel you follow that has so many videos, and you want to search for a particular one, and the words you remember are in the description and not the title?

You want an offline copy of your channel to print out?

The possibilities are almost....endless.

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