For aspiring video content creators, YouTube is arguably one of the best avenues for you to share your work and gain an audience. However, uploading footage is only the first step of the process. Like ...

You can make minimal edits to videos in the YouTube Studio, or make more extensive changes in a third-party editing app.

No matter how good your material is, a video without proper editing is just a recording. It can turn your viewers away and muddle your message. Simply uploading raw footage to YouTube just doesn’t cut ...

Let me show you how to edit a video on YouTube after it’s already uploaded, using YouTube Studio's built-in tools. Here’s what you can do: Trim and Cut: Learn how to remove the beginning, end, or ...

Want to learn how to create and edit captions and subtitles in YouTube? In this video, I show you step-by-step how to add captions to your YouTube videos using YouTube Studio. Captions not only make ...

Have you ever uploaded a YouTube video only to realize there’s a glaring mistake, an awkward pause, or a detail you wish you could fix? For creators, this moment can feel like a nightmare—especially ...

You can download your own YouTube videos to keep copies of them after they're published. Here's how to do it in three ...

The official way to use copyrighted music on YouTube is through YouTube Studio > Audio library. The audio library includes free music and sound effects, some of which don't even require attribution.

So you need to upload a video to YouTube. Whether it’s for a class project, a presentation at work or to kick off a long-contemplated vlogging journey, uploading a video to the world’s most popular ...