About YouTube

YouTube is a video platform owned by Google, where people watch video and subscribe to the channels they follow. Media companies run channels there as public homes for their shows, posting long-form video and Shorts to grow an audience and earn money from ads, sponsorship and memberships.

Moments Lab and YouTube

Feeding a YouTube channel from a finished show used to mean a round trip. Someone found the moment, cut it, downloaded the render, signed in to YouTube and uploaded it again. Now one person does all of it in a single pass, and the stage where finished clips sit waiting to be uploaded goes away.

How it works

Publishing runs through Studio, our built-in editor for social video.

Publishing a clip

Your team finds the moment, trims it, reframes it for vertical and pulls subtitles from the transcript. Click Publish and Studio renders the final video from your original files or in whatever format you need to publish with. Then fill in the YouTube fields such as title, description, hashtags. Anything under three minutes lands in Shorts automatically. Your publication list confirms the post landed and links to it.

Connecting your channel, and who can publish

Your channel connects to a social profile, the umbrella for one show or brand, holding up to four accounts, one per platform. Our support team creates the profile, then a workspace admin signs in to YouTube once and links the channel. Only workspace admins can connect an account.

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