For YouTubers and video creators
Every video you’ve made. On your website.
ShowHub puts your YouTube and TikTok videos on your website. Connect your channel or account, or add Instagram posts by link, and every video gets its own page with the player, your description and, on paid plans, the transcript, on the site you already have or one we host. It’s free to start, and the algorithm doesn’t get a say on your site.
Already have a website? Keep it. On WordPress, the plugin adds a page for every video. On Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, one pasted line puts your latest video there. YouTube videos on your site
Second Life Repair
with Priya Raman
Rewiring a 1960s table lamp
YouTube · Oct 24, 2026 · 18:42
- Rust?
Restoring a rusted hand plane
- Cane
Re-caning a chair seat, start to finish
- Before
Restoring a 1970s dresser
A made-up channel on the free plan’s address. Plays on the page still count as YouTube views.
The wall
The 20-minute build and the 40-second fix, on the same wall.
Long videos from YouTube, shorts from TikTok and Instagram, newest first. On the first sync every public video gets a page, including the ones the algorithm stopped showing years ago.
- TikTok0:58WobbleWobbly chair, fixed in a minute
- YouTube18:42Live wireRewiring a 1960s table lamp
- YouTube24:15Rust?Restoring a rusted hand plane
- Instagram0:41StuckWhy your drawer sticks (the candle trick)
- YouTube31:08CaneRe-caning a chair seat, start to finish
Found, not fed
Somebody’s drawer is stuck. You fixed one in 41 seconds.
On an app, that Reel lives for a weekend. On your site it’s a page with a title, your caption and the words you actually said, so someone typing the problem into Google can land on your answer.
Transcripts come with Pro and up. On Starter each page has your title and description. Try the search box on the page: it works like the one on real video pages.
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Why your drawer sticks (the candle trick) | Second Life Repair
Wooden runners swell in humid weather. Rub a plain white candle along them and the drawer slides again…
Instagram Reel · Oct 9, 2026 · 0:41
Why your drawer sticks (the candle trick)
0:09Don't sand it yet. Pull the drawer right out and look at the runners.
0:16Take a plain white candle, not a scented one, and rub it along both sides.
0:27The wax from the candle fills the grain, so the wood stops grabbing.
The short version
Why a site, when you've got a channel.
Yours if the app changes its mind
Your audience is rented from the feed. The site's address, its pages and the people who bookmark them are yours, whatever the next algorithm update does.
It fills itself in
New YouTube upload or TikTok, new page, newest on the home page. Instagram posts go in by pasting the link.
Your link in bio, with the videos behind it
Point your bio link at the site and people can watch right there instead of tapping a button that sends them back into an app. Already have a site? Paste one snippet and your latest video plays there, or install the plugin on WordPress.
Stats you don't have to squint at
Visitors, plays, watch time and where people came from, on every plan. No cookies, so no cookie banner.
Questions
What video creators ask before they start
Something else on your mind? Read every question creators ask about ShowHub.
How do I turn my YouTube channel into a website?
Sign in with the Google account that owns the channel, pick a design, and ShowHub makes a page for every public video. New uploads are added by themselves. It's free on Starter, and it works with a site you already have.
Can I put my TikTok and Instagram videos on my site?
Yes: connect TikTok and new videos come in on their own, and add Instagram posts by pasting their links. Each video gets a page with the player and its caption.
Do plays on my site still count as YouTube views?
Yes, plays on your site still count as views on YouTube. Your site gives people another way in, without taking anything away from your channel.
Can people search inside my videos?
Yes, on Pro and Business each video page has its transcript with a search box. Matching words light up, so people get to the moment they came for.
Why have a website if I already have a channel?
Because the site is yours: its address and its pages don't change when an algorithm does. Every video gets a page people can bookmark and search engines can find, long after the feed has moved on.
Before your next upload
Even the ones from 2019.
Connect your channel, pick a design, and every public video you've posted gets a page, including the ones the feed buried years ago.
- For channels
- Your whole back catalogue comes in on the first sync, on Starter too. Connect your main channel and every public video gets a page.
- StarterOne source, a yourname.showhubco.com address, 3 designs, the embed, 30 days of stats. No card.
- $0
- ProYour own domain, transcripts, 10 designs, no ShowHub footer. $16 a month if you pay yearly.
- $20/mo