These new features help you easily get started creating YouTube Shorts.
This spring, YouTube is launching new creation tools that will make it even easier to start creating Shorts. Here’s just a few of the updates:New and improved video edit…
Here’s how to watch this year’s Coachella music festival on YouTube.
The 2025 Coachella music festival will once again be livestreamed exclusively on YouTube, starting Friday, April 11th at 4 PM PT/7 PM ET. The livestream will include six…
Save the date: YouTube Brandcast is May 14, 2025.
Brandcast, YouTube’s annual Upfront event, is happening on May 14 at Lincoln Center in New York. At the event, advertisers will learn how to harness the power of YouTube…
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More than 1 billion people every month check out podcasts on YouTube.
YouTube announced a big milestone today: over 1 billion monthly active podcast users.When it comes to podcasts, more and more creators are turning to YouTube to upload v…
Veo 2 is coming to Dream Screen on YouTube Shorts.
In December, we announced Veo 2, our latest video generation model that creates incredibly high-quality videos in a wide range of subjects and styles. Now, you can try i…
YouTube is turning 20 this year, and it has some big plans.
This year officially marks two decades of YouTube. In its 20 years, YouTube has transformed culture through video and built a thriving creative economy — and there’s mor…
How you can celebrate Black History Month with help from Google
From playlists on YouTube Music to the latest apps created by Black developers in Google Play, learn more about how Google’s products are spotlighting Black voices.
YouTube and Google are donating $15 million toward Los Angeles wildfire relief.
YouTube and Google, along with Google.org, are contributing $15 million to organizations that are providing immediate relief amid the Los Angeles wildfires, including th…