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You can upload up to 15 videos at a time. Be sure to click Edit on each file to edit your video details. Note: Your video will be converted to the highest resolution available to ensure successful playback on different devices and networks. You can view the estimated processing time for SD, HD, and 4K videos.
Video chapters add info and context to each portion of the video and let you easily rewatch different parts of the video. Creators can add their own video chapters for each uploaded video or rely on automatic video chapters. Chapters may appear in the transcripts. Creators can always opt out of automatic video chapters in YouTube Studio.
Replace a video. You can’t replace a video. Any new video you upload to YouTube will get a new URL. Instead, you can modify an existing video: Trim your video: On a computer, you can cut out the beginning, middle, or end of your video. Add cards to your video: You can use info cards to add new elements to your video. Cards can show specific ...
Video formatting guidelines. The following guidelines describe the formatting specifications that yield the highest quality for playing videos on YouTube. YouTube encourages partners to upload videos that are as close to the original, high quality source format as possible to increase the likelihood that your videos will play in higher quality ...
From the left menu, select Editor. Click End Screen. In the video player, drag the element to the desired position. Click SAVE. Tip: Click the grid in the player to show a grid over the video preview. You can also choose “Snap to grid” and “Snap to element” for help with placing your elements. Preview your end screen.
Add YouTube video tags New videos. Sign in to YouTube Studio. In the top right-hand corner, click CREATE Upload Video. Select the file that you'd like to upload. In the "Details" section of the upload flow, click MORE OPTIONS and add your tags. Uploaded videos. Sign in to YouTube Studio. From the left menu, select Content and select your video.
Sign in to YouTube Studio. From the left menu, select Content. Click the video you’d like to edit. Select an auto-generated thumbnail or click Upload thumbnail to create a custom video thumbnail from an image on your device. Click SAVE. Note: It may take time for your thumbnail changes to appear on YouTube.
Update your browser. Try updating your browser or clear your browser's cache and cookies. Check your extensions, including ad blockers. Check whether your browser extensions that block ads are affecting video playback. As another option, try opening YouTube in an incognito window with all extensions disabled and check if the issue continues.
Search for a video that you’ve uploaded to YouTube, or enter the video URL from YouTube. You can also select a video you created from the Asset library, or create a video while you’re creating your campaign. Choose an eligible ad format. You’ll get a message in Google Ads if a specific ad format isn't eligible for the campaign.
YouTube Giving allows creators to support the charitable causes they care about. Eligible channels can fundraise for nonprofits by adding a donate button to their videos and live streams. Viewers can donate directly on the video watch page or in live chat. YouTube Giving isn’t available on videos set as made for kids.
