According to YouTube's website, this feature will not use biometric data, meaning you won't be able to pull up web results for the vast majority of people who appear in a Short.

YouTube is adding new features to Shorts that aim to make it easier for creators to edit short-form videos. Just in time for TikTok to potentially be banned again. Skip to main content.

YouTube is rolling out creator-initiated brand partnerships for Shorts and introducing enhanced Data Story cards for better performance tracking. Key updates: Why we care. YouTube’s new brand ...

YouTube Shorts is getting a revamped video editor with precise clip timing, music, and text tools. New features like beat-synced editing, gallery stickers, and AI-generated stickers aim to make ...

Our APK teardown of the YouTube app (version 20.15.32 beta) has revealed that Google is working on a new feature aimed at helping users manage their time spent watching YouTube Shorts.

As YouTube Shorts continues to compete with TikTok, the platform is announcing new upcoming features to help creators publish engaging short-form videos. Creators will get access to an improved ...

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.

YouTube announced a number of new experimental features for Premium subscribers. You can now listen to music videos in higher quality and watch Shorts with picture-in-picture.

Once the feature is available, you can access it by pausing the Short. Lens will be available from the top menu, which you can use to highlight a portion of the video to search.

Google has announced new features for YouTube Premium subscribers, including experimental tools, a bundled subscription with Google One, and the expansion of popular features to more regions.

The AI announcement builds on some previous features introduced by YouTube. In 2023, the company debuted an AI-generated background feature called “DreamScreen” for Shorts. Kat Tenbarge.