Longer Shorts Feature: YouTube’s ‘Tall’ Update

YouTube is introducing the Longer Shorts feature, an update which will allow creators to upload Shorts for up to 3 minutes. This...

Longer Shorts Feature: YouTube’s ‘Tall’ Update

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YouTube is introducing the Longer Shorts feature, an update which will allow creators to upload Shorts for up to 3 minutes. This new update will be rolling out on October 15 so any videos uploaded before then will not be affected.

YouTube will now allow its creators to post Shorts up to 3 minutes long, which was highly requested by the platform's creators. This new update will apply to 'square or taller' video aspect ratios. The platform is also bringing in new updates to streamline the player. It will focus on its creators and the content they make.

In addition to the Longer Shorts feature, users can also recreate a Short with templates. Creators can try this new feature by clicking on Remix which can be seen on a Short. The users can then click on the Use This Template option which lets the user recreate and join in on the trend. Furthermore, YouTube has also stated that creators will be able to access content from the platform straight from their Shorts camera. This feature aims to make it more convenient for creators to remix various clips from their different videos. The creators can utilise more than one clip as long as it's available on YouTube.

Longer Shorts Feature: More features introduced in this new update

YouTube previously announced that Veo, a video generation model would be arriving in YouTube Shorts. The Veo integration will let creators breathe life into their creative ideas with great visuals for backgrounds or just standalone clips.

YouTube's viewers will also be able to receive previews of the comments from the Shorts. The viewers don't even have to click on the comments to see what people are talking about. The video-sharing platform is also introducing more customisation options. Users will be able to personalise their experience based on their viewing preferences. 'Show fewer Shorts' will show fewer shorts to the user's Home feed.

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Yibeni Tungoe
Yibeni Tungoe

Journalism & Mass Communication student at North Eastern Hill University.

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