Can you reupload a YouTube video with the same link?

You cannot truly replace your video with another new video because each video is assigned a unique new URL or a dedicated link upon uploading. The closest thing that you can do is by editing your uploaded video.

Is it okay to reupload YouTube video?

Users can upload a new version and start from scratch, deleting the original video to prevent a duplicate or if the mistake is too egregious to keep live. YouTube’s support page tells users they can’t replace videos “since any new video uploads will get a new URL,” but that doesn’t mean it isn’t done.

How do I replace an existing YouTube video?

You can’t replace a video because any new video you upload to YouTube will get a new URL. Instead, you can change an existing video: Trim your video: On a computer, you can cut out the beginning, middle, or end of your video. Add cards to your video: You can use cards to add new elements to your video.

Can I edit already uploaded video on YouTube?

You can cut out the beginning, middle, or end of your video on a computer. You don’t need to re-upload a video to trim it. The video’s URL, view count, and comments will stay the same.

Can you back date YouTube videos?

Sign in to YouTube Studio. From the left Menu, select Content. Select the drop down on the video you want to edit in the “Visibility” column. To change the scheduled publish time, make sure the visibility is Private, choose the new time under “Schedule”, then Schedule.

Can I repost someone else’s YouTube video?

You cannot repost someone else’s video on YouTube and collect money for it. Not only is it a violation of the YouTube terms of service, it’s downright theft! Stealing someone else’s content is essentially the same as reaching into their pocket and removing their wallet.

How do you use reused content on YouTube?

What you can do to solve this is:

1. Add commentary to the video or show your presence in your videos (voice or on screen)
2. Link back to your YouTube channel from your website.
3. Provide more context about your work in your video and channel descriptions.
4. Make sure the content on your channel aligns with YouTube’s policies.