Before you upload video to the internet, use the built-in YouTube editor or free video editing software to make your content really shine. You just shot some video that you now want to publish on ...

For aspiring video content creators, YouTube is arguably one of the best avenues for you to share your work and gain an audience. However, uploading footage is only the first step of the process. Like ...

With consumer-grade HD cameras, a computer and a YouTube account, you can edit and upload your videos without having to hire a professional video crew. YouTube provides an intuitive online video ...

YouTube now has a tool that lets you edit and splice together your videos. Want to know how to use it? We'll show you how in five easy steps. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple.

If you are a newbie YouTuber and do not have any professional video editing software, you can take the help of the in-built video editor of YouTube. This article will walk you through all the features ...

No matter how good your material is, a video without proper editing is just a recording. It can turn your viewers away and muddle your message. Simply uploading raw footage to YouTube just doesn’t cut ...

Sharing YouTube videos is a pretty common thing these days, but what if you only want to show someone a 14-second clip out of an hour-long video? That’s where YouTube clips come in. They make it easy ...

Have you ever uploaded a YouTube video only to realize there’s a glaring mistake, an awkward pause, or a detail you wish you could fix? For creators, this moment can feel like a nightmare—especially ...