3) Blur an Already Uploaded YouTube Videoīlurring is super handy. If you’re having music issues, I suggest re-uploading your video over changing music after the fact. It’s tough to get your levels right, etc. This editor really sucks for adding music in after the fact. Then choose a track on the dialog box that pops up. The same goes for if you wanted to add a voiceover or correction.īut, assuming you’re cool with music from the YouTube library, simply click the Add a Track Plus Button (2nd row on your timeline). So if you were following my post about finding the best music for YouTube, you can’t add custom tracks after the fact. Unfortunately, you can only add music from the YouTube Audio library to an already uploaded YouTube video.
2) Add Music to an Already Uploaded YouTube Video
If you like it, simply hit Save in the upper right-hand corner for your changes to take effect. Once you hit preview, you can see what your clip looks like with your changes. Simply drag it to the endpoint of the clip you’d like removed, then click preview. Now navigate your timeline to the starting point of the clip you’d like removed, then click split.Ī blue line will appear on your timeline. 1) Trim an Already Uploaded YouTube VideoĬlick the trim link on your YouTube video. I’ve got instructions on how to do each one below. If you need to do more editing than that, you would have to re-upload your video. Unfortunately, you can only Trim, blur, add music, or add cards to your video once uploaded to YouTube. Go to the YouTube Creator Studio for your account, click on the video details of the video you’d like to edit, then click on the Editor link in the left-hand menu. That said, these editing features in YouTube can come in handy, so let’s go over how to use them.
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