How to Make YouTube Shorts

YouTube Shorts

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Since its debut in 2005, YouTube has given rise to a huge number of video trends and entertainment genres. Who can forget Leave Britney Alone, David After the Dentist, and Charlie Bit My Finger?

With the creation of YouTube Shorts, the team behind one of the most popular websites in the world has now jumped on the short-form video bandwagon. These 15 to 60 second videos are made to amuse viewers and encourage interaction between businesses, creators, and consumers.

How do YouTube Shorts work?

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, p, 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.

Why give YouTube Shorts a try?

YouTube Shorts, which debuted on September 14th, 2020 in India and went nationwide on March 18th, 2021, fast topped 6.5 billion daily views worldwide. On July 12th, 2021, Shorts was formally made available in beta mode to 100 nations globally.

Shorts is a new method to express oneself in 15 seconds or less, according to YouTube's VP of Product Management, who also called it "a new short-form video experience for producers and artists who want to shoot short, catchy videos using nothing but their mobile phones."

The short-form videos that YouTube is attempting to produce are similar to those found on TikTok, Instagram Reels, Instagram Stories, Snapchat Spotlight, Twitter Fleets, and even LinkedIn Stories (RIP).

Additionally, YouTube is no stranger to short-form video. The first upload for the channel was barely 18 seconds long.

However, what makes YouTube Shorts unique is its capacity to increase channel subscribers, which is essential for marketers and creators.

First, get the YouTube app.

Only the YouTube app's native features allow you to create Shorts. Instead than requiring users to download and register for another app in order to make Shorts, YouTube made a wise decision to put everything in one convenient location.

Follow these steps to access the YouTube app:

Search for YouTube after logging in to your preferred app store (iOS App Store or Google Play).

Install the official YouTube application.

Use a separate YouTube login or your Google account to sign in.