You can set up your YouTube channels to be managed by just you or by multiple people. You can choose from one of the following options for a YouTube channel: Connect it to your personal Google Account: …

Once you've signed in to YouTube with your Google Account, you can create a YouTube channel on your account. YouTube channels let you upload videos, leave comments, and create playlists.

You can watch, like videos, and subscribe to channels with a Google Account. To upload videos, comment, or make playlists, you need a YouTube channel. Without a channel, you won't have a public …

Channel memberships let you join a Creator’s channel membership program through monthly payments. You can get exclusive perks that may include badges, emoji, posts, content, and more. Once you’re a ch

You can manage up to 100 channels from one Google Account. Learn how to use Brand Accounts to manage your YouTube channels. Switch between channels On YouTube, you can only use one …

Your channel can have more than one URL that directs your audience to your channel homepage. These URLs can look different from one another, but each URL can point your audience to the same place - yo

YouTube Partner Program (YPP) creators can increase earning opportunities from ads, brand deals, and shopping affiliate programs by sharing channel statistics, audience demographics, and shopping …

You can connect with your audience in real time through a live stream with video, chat and more. Intro To Live Streaming on YouTube

It is important to understand that your YouTube channel or YouTube Brand Account is just a product on your Google Account and that you sign into your Google Account in order to use your YouTube …

Handles are short and unique channel identifiers that make it easier for you to find and connect with creators on YouTube. Handles start with the '@' symbol (e.g. @youtubecreators) and are distinct fr