Embedding a YouTube video or playlist allows you to display it directly on a website or blog. This is done using an HTML embed code that you copy from YouTube and paste into your site.
How to Embed a Video or Playlist
On a computer:
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How to Embed YouTube Videos
How to Create Effective YouTube End Screens
End screens are the final segment of a YouTube video (typically the last 5–20 seconds) where you can promote additional content, encourage subscriptions, or direct viewers to take action. They are a powerful tool for increasing watch time and channel growth.
Note: Your video must be at least 25 seconds long to use …
Create and Manage YouTube Playlists
A playlist is a curated collection of videos that you can create, organize, and share on YouTube. Playlists help viewers easily find related content and allow creators to structure their videos into themes or series. You can access and manage all your playlists from the You tab or through YouTube Studio.
Note: Some …
YouTube Cards Guide
How to Create YouTube Cards
YouTube cards (also called info cards) are interactive elements that can be added to videos to encourage engagement. They can link to another video, playlist, channel, or approved external website.
Note: Cards are not available on videos marked as Made for Kids. How to Add Cards to a Video …
YouTube and Google Video Campaign Strategies
Video campaigns allow you to run video ads on YouTube as well as across websites and apps within the Google video partner network. This helps you promote your business and reach audiences beyond YouTube itself.
Benefits Achieve your marketing goals
Video campaigns can help you increase sales, drive website traffic, improve brand awareness, …
Manage Mid-Roll Ad Breaks in Longer YouTube Videos
On monetized videos that are 8 minutes or longer, you can enable ads that play during the video, known as mid-roll ads.
Mid-roll ads can be configured independently for each video, regardless of your channel’s default upload settings. If eligible, you can also apply mid-roll ads to live streams.
Note: On mobile, you …
Usage vs Match Policies on YouTube
Available in YouTube Studio Content Manager
In Content Manager, there are two types of policies used to control how your content is handled across YouTube:
1. Upload Policies (Usage Policies)
Upload policies apply to videos you directly upload to your own channel.
They tell YouTube what to do with your content …
DMCA: YouTube Legal Video Removal Requests
Report Content for Legal Reasons
We take harmful or unlawful content seriously across Google products.
If you find content that you believe violates the law or infringes your rights, you can submit a report. Once received, we will review the material and may block, restrict, or remove access where appropriate.
Some content—such …
DMCA: How to Retract a Copyright Removal Request
If you submitted a copyright removal request by mistake or wish to cancel it for any reason, you can retract it at any time. Retracting a request will:
- Remove the copyright strike from the uploader’s channel (if no other related strikes exist)
- Restore the removed content on YouTube (if it has not …
Create and Manage YouTube Campaigns
Create a Campaign
This feature is available only to partners using YouTube Studio Content Manager.
Campaigns in Studio Content Manager allow you to promote your content directly through user-uploaded videos that match your assets. When an asset is included in a campaign, a promotional card appears on matching videos, linking viewers directly to …
