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This will then offer the option to select either the Standard YouTube licence or the Creative Commons – Attribution licence.

Click on the ‘Edit’ drop-down button and select ‘Licence & rights management’.

A black bar will appear at the top of your video list confirming the number of videos selected and drop-down menus to either ‘Edit’ the selection or ‘Add to playlist’.

Select the video or multiple videos you want to update.

Go to the YouTube Studio and make sure you’re logged in to your account.

If you have multiple videos on YouTube that you would like to change from the Standard licence to the CC BY: This will then mark your content as CC BY. Click on the dropdown box ‘License and rights ownership’ and select the ‘Creative Commons – Attribution’ option. If you are logged into your account, you can change this by clicking on the ‘Edit Video’ button underneath your video and then clicking on the ‘Advanced’ tab. When uploading your content to YouTube it will automatically apply the Standard YouTube licence. How to check/change the licence on your YouTube video

Videos or other content in the public domain / CC0.

Other videos marked with a CC BY licence.Some examples of such cleared content are: In order to be eligible to mark your YouTube video with a Creative Commons licence it must consist entirely of content created by you or cleared under the CC BY licence. Adapt - remix, transform, and build upon the material.Share - copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.The Creative Commons, CC BY licence gives permission that, so long as the work is attributed, anyone may: You can check this by clicking on Advanced Settings and looking at the dropdown box ‘License and rights ownership’. When uploading your content to YouTube it will automatically use the Standard YouTube licence. This means that the content may be streamed from YouTube but specifically forbids downloading, adaptation, and redistribution, except where otherwise licensed. This licence is ‘All Rights Reserved’, granting provisions for YouTube to display the content, and YouTube’s visitors to stream the content. On this page we describe the two licensing options provided by YouTube for content uploaded to its service, and suggest an additional third option for users wanting more flexibility for their content.Īlternately this content can be viewed as a PDF file: How to – apply a CC licence on YouTube (PDF 917KB)