Pure Pip

Pure Pip is a lightweight video player with a floating picture-in-picture window, so you can keep watching while you reply to a message, browse or work in another app. Discover trending videos, search videos, channels and playlists, queue them up and keep your own library on your device — no account, no sign-in. FLOATING PICTURE-IN-PICTURE • Pop any video out into a small floating window and keep using your phone • Play, pause, skip to the next or previous video right from the floating window • A mini player keeps your video with you while you keep browsing • Fullscreen landscape playback when you want the big picture DISCOVER AND SEARCH • Trending videos by category: Music, Gaming, Entertainment, Sports, News, Science & Technology and more • Search for videos, channels and playlists • Open any channel to see its latest uploads and playlists • Pick the country whose trending videos you want to see QUEUE AND PLAYLISTS • Build a play queue, play all, shuffle, and autoplay the next video • Create your own playlists, rename and reorder them • Save favorites and follow channels — new uploads appear in your Following feed • Watch history you can switch off or clear at any time WORKS WHEN YOUR CONNECTION DOESN'T • Lists you have already opened are saved on your device for up to 30 days • When the network is down, Pure Pip shows your saved content instead of an error PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • No account and no sign-in • Your library, playlists and history stay on your device • No ads added by us MADE TO FEEL GOOD • Material You design with light, dark and dynamic color themes • English and Vietnamese • Small download, fast to open LEGAL Pure Pip plays videos through the official embedded player provided by YouTube API Services. By using Pure Pip you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service (https://www.youtube.com/t/terms) and the Google Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy). Pure Pip is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Google or YouTube. Some videos cannot be played outside their original platform because their owners have disabled embedding.