With the YouTube Music app, you can watch music videos, stay connected to artists you love, and discover music and podcasts to enjoy on all your devices. How to use and navigate the …

The copyright holder's policies will affect whether and how your video is made available. If you use music in your video, you may get a Content ID claim telling you that you used copyrighted …

This section shows info about the music heard in the video, like song and artist names. YouTube automatically adds this info to some videos when: Videos are claimed by one of YouTube’s …

If you make a playlist in the YouTube main app, only music videos from your playlist will surface on YouTube Music. You can enjoy playlists of non-music videos in the YouTube app. There's …

For music tracks, you'll see the option to select Song or Video mode at the top of the screen. For podcasts, options will show as Audio or Video. Tap Video to turn on video mode for both …

Editing your video's settings can solve common audio and video issues. To review and change your video's settings: Open the video in a video editing program. To open your raw video, use …

The official music video; User-generated content that uses the official song; Lyric videos; Top Music Video charts rank official music performance by video view count. YouTube generates …

Once your music is uploaded, you can use YouTube Music to play your uploaded music as part of your listening experience. Upload your music to YouTube Music How to upload. There are two …

How to remix music video content for YouTube Shorts. You can remix in a few different ways: Green Screen: sample a music video as the background of your Short. You can sample either …

The music video is public. The music video has a single claim from a music video asset. The music video asset has ownership from a partner who has agreed to Shorts terms with …