Twitch’s new clip editor makes it easier to create vertical videosCreators can now easily share snippets of their streams on mobile-first social networks. By M. Moon, 05.12.2023
YouTube Shorts creators can now use up to a minute of licensed musicThe longer license will apply to 'most tracks.'By W. Shanklin, 11.15.2022
YouTube is bringing affiliate shopping features to ShortsCreators in some countries will be able to directly link to products. By S. Dent, 11.15.2022
YouTube's TikTok-like Shorts now play properly on your TVVertical video won't waste quite so much space.By J. Fingas, 11.07.2022
YouTube Shorts copies TikTok again with voiceover narrationEvery video platform wants to be TikTok.By D. Hardawar, 09.28.2022
YouTube will share ad revenue with Shorts creatorsYouTube Shorts creators will be able to join YouTube's Partner Program.By K. Bell, 09.20.2022
YouTube begins watermarking shared Shorts videosThe Google-owned website will start by adding watermarks to Shorts created on desktop.By M. Moon, 08.19.2022
YouTube Shorts has over 1.5 billion monthly usersThe TikTok rival apparently boosts viewers for full-length videos, too.By J. Fingas, 06.15.2022
YouTube’s Green Screen lets you use other videos as backdrop for ShortsiOS users can try the feature first.By I. Bonifacic, 05.11.2022
Ads are coming to YouTube ShortsUsage of the platform is up four times over the last year. By S. Dent, 04.27.2022
YouTube gives Shorts creators the ability to remix most videosShorts are also coming to the web and the tablet app.By K. Holt, 04.14.2022
YouTube starts paying Shorts creators from its $100 million fundIt's the 10th way for creators to earn money on the platform.By N. Ingraham, 08.03.2021
YouTube Shorts are now available in 100 countries globallyExpect to see a lot more of the video format now. By I. Bonifacic, 07.12.2021
YouTube will open a $100 million fund to pay Shorts creatorsIt could be looking to lure creators away from TikTok and Snapchat.By K. Holt, 05.11.2021
YouTube's TikTok competitor Shorts expands to the USYouTube users in the US can use built-in creation tools to make their own Shorts.By N. Ingraham, 03.18.2021