Copyright

You read any terms of agreement in your contracts, right? The same applies to licensed music. Each track has its owner and terms of use. To use audio in your YouTube videos, you need to know how to do it the right way.

Creators often get confused about how copyright works and how to protect themselves and the content they produce (or use). Content ID is a perfected, automated tool that can see right through digital content and tell who it belongs to. Read our article to find out what it is and how you can apply it to your working process!

Demonetization is a scary thing, right? In this article, we explore it closely, talk about common reasons for demonetizing a YouTube channel, and walk you through ways to work with it and prevent it. So let’s discuss everything you need to know together with the Channel Review Support team.

Every creator should know that YouTube’s attitude towards copyrights is very strict. It didn’t start yesterday, but at the moment of confident growth of the platform, when it became clear that it was not just a platform for funny cat videos, but a global tool for content promotion.

If you have opened this article, then you are familiar with this situation. You’ve been working on a video for a long time, uploaded it to YouTube in anticipation of millions of views, but in return… you get a YouTube copyright claim or even worse: YouTube copyright strike. At such moments you think, what to do and how to avoid such situations with violation of YouTube copyright rules? No worries, we’ll tell you right now.