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Assign web videos to the curated Kidube feeds you manage. Kidube is the ad-free video app where kids only ever see what their parents chose, and this extension is the fastest way to do the choosing. Found a great video while browsing? One click sends it to your family's Kidube — no copying links, no switching apps. The title and thumbnail are picked up automatically, you choose who it's for — one child, several, or all of them — and where it goes, into one of their categories or their Reels feed. You can right-click any YouTube video link and save it without even opening it, videos you've already saved are marked with a check so you never save the same thing twice, and on a playlist or channel page a single scan collects every video link at once so you can review the list and import up to a hundred in one go. Everything syncs instantly with the Kidube apps, TVs, and kidube.com, so your child's feed updates the moment you save. Getting started takes a minute: sign in with your Kidube parent account, browse the web as you normally do, and when you find something good, click the Kidube icon, pick the kids and the shelf, and it's waiting in their feed. It's important to know this is a tool for parents, not kids — children never browse in Kidube, there is no search and no recommendations pointed at them, and their apps show only what you've placed there. Saved videos stay on their original platform and play through its official player; Kidube never copies or re-hosts anyone's content.
Aug 6, 2026
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