YouTube Shorts are about to get a longer playing time. The video platform’s TikTok-like short-form format will triple the maximum length of videos, boosting it from 60 seconds to 3 minutes. Starting ...

Creators will soon be able to make Shorts videos that are up to three minutes long. Creators will soon be able to make Shorts videos that are up to three minutes long. is features writer with five ...

YouTube Shorts are about to get quite a bit longer. Starting on October 15, the platform is increasing video limits from one minute to three minutes. TikTok, arguably Shorts' biggest competitor, has ...

YouTube announced on Thursday that its Dream Screen feature for Shorts now lets you create AI-generated video backgrounds. Up until now, Dream Screen could only create image backgrounds. The new ...

YouTube on Thursday announced a series of updates for its short-form video product, YouTube Shorts. These include the ability for creators to upload videos up to three minutes in length. The company ...

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival (YouTube) YouTube has crossed another major milestone. The platform’s short-form video offering YouTube Shorts is now averaging ...

To date, Shorts have been 60 seconds or shorter, but YouTube is extending the max duration to 3 minutes starting October 15. This applies to “videos that are square or taller in aspect ratio.” There ...

INDIA – 2024/08/15: In this photo illustration, a You Tube shorts logo seen displayed on a smartphone with a You tube logo in the background. (Photo Illustration by ...

YouTube on Wednesday announced artificial intelligence features for creators on its Shorts platform that tap into Google's DeepMind video-generation model. The features, known as Veo, will allow ...

For more details, you can read about the “Made On YouTube” event here and watch the New YouTube Features — Explained! video below. In the video, YouTube’s Chief Product Officer, Johanna Voolich, says, ...

The YouTube Shorts brand was at the center of a lawsuit with costly ramifications. London’s High Court ruled that Google had not infringed the trademarks of a ...