YouTube Shorts creators has now access to licensed music for up to one minute

YouTube has achieved serious success with its TikTok-like format YouTube Shorts. The video streaming giant, which managed to attract content creators to its platform with its short video format, now aims to attract more content creators to its platform by adding more content to the Shorts feature. Here is another new feature announced in this context.

YouTube Shorts creators has now access to licensed music for up to one minute

Today, YouTube announced that short-term video creators will soon be permitted up to a minute of copyrighted music in their Shorts. YouTube claims that its short-form creators will be able to use licensed music "for most tracks" for anywhere from 30 to 60 seconds. However, licensing agreements will determine which songs fall within which window, so some songs will remain within the previous 15-second limit. In the YouTube app's audio picker, creators can quickly see how much time each song gives them. On iOS and Android, the new song-length options begin today and will continue "over the next few weeks."

There is fierce competition among platforms to attract content creators. In this context, each platform is trying to attract content creators by adding a unique feature. the ability to access more music will also make a difference.

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