YouTube Shorts are vertical, short-form videos that are produced on mobile devices and uploaded straight to the site using the YouTube app.
You may record, edit, add music from major labels (including Sony, Universal, and Warner), add animated text, alter the tempo of your film, and combine numerous 15-second video clips to create your Shorts using YouTube’s built-in production tools.
While watching your Shorts, viewers have the option to subscribe to your channel, share, like, or comment on the video. In contrast to other short-form video apps like Instagram Stories and Snapchat, the footage doesn’t vanish and is still accessible on YouTube.
How do I access YouTube Shorts?
By selecting Shorts at the bottom of the YouTube app, viewers can find your Shorts. Vertical videos on YouTube that are 60 seconds or fewer long are known as shorts. A 60-second continuous film or a collection of individual 15-second videos both qualify as shorts.
However, your Short will only be allowed to be 15 seconds long if it uses music from the YouTube music library.