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Essential YouTube Equipment For Starting Your Channel - What Do You Really Need?

Richard Bennett

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

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Check out our most updated guide on this topic: YouTube Equipment Starter Guide For Beginners .

The first thing to make sure of before starting a YouTube channel is having all that you need to record and upload high-quality videos regularly. That doesn’t mean you have to take out a loan and spend thousands to purchase a brand new camera and all other gadgets that professional filmmakers use.

The smartest way to get started is to go through a list of necessary equipment for YouTube and check whether or not you already own some of it. Once your channel starts growing, you can then start thinking about whether you want to invest in upgraded equipment. Here is a quick overview of all items that you need to start entertaining your online audience and gaining subscribers to your YouTube channel:

• Your YouTube Camera
• Microphones and Audio
• Lighting Gear for YouTube
• Tripods and Camera Stands
• Smartphone Camera Gear

YouTube Cameras

The short version: Use whatever you already have, even if it’s your phone or webcam. It’s nice to have sharp, fine-tuned, 4K footage, but viewers will forgive lower visual quality if your content is good.

The long version: You will need a camera, but there are a lot of different devices you can use including DSLRs, point and shoots, webcams, and your smartphone.

Your choice of camera will have a tremendous impact on the visual quality of your content and might drive your decisions regarding other pieces of equipment. However, you shouldn’t feel obliged to work with a top-notch camera from day one, especially since cheaper options can produce great results if used the right way.

On one end of the spectrum, you have basic smartphone cameras and web cameras, which are easy to come by and simple to operate. These days, high-end phones come equipped with quite powerful cameras that are more than sufficient for the needs of the average YouTuber. Better webcams can also do the job, although high-performance webcam models can get pretty expensive too. It is probably wise to resist the urge to start broadcasting with the built-in camera in your laptop and at least get a webcam or use your phone, but your computer’s camera is still always an option. Not having a better camera should never stop you from making YouTube videos.

If you already have a DSLR camera then it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with it. You have far more freedom to adjust the settings and achieve a professional look for your videos with a DSLR, but that does mean it’ll take some time to become an expert at using it. Ultra-high resolution is not required for YouTube, but it certainly won’t hurt to have additional sharpness and more detail in the scene. If you’re shopping for a DSLR, look for one with a flip screen that allows you to quickly check what your viewers see.

YouTube Microphone and Audio

The short version: Audio quality is extremely important. If you can buy either a new camera or an external microphone, but not both, it might be better to go for the microphone. Click here for advice on upping your audio quality without an external microphone.

The long version: Sound capturing is every bit as important for your success as your video feed. In fact, poor audio can be even more damaging to your subscriber count than grainy video, since people won’t spend their time listening to something they have to put effort into understanding.

Again, most YouTube video makers have a limited budget at their disposal, so professional microphones are mostly off the table. However, investing in a directional microphone (‘shotgun mic’) that can pick up your voice clearly and without background noise is certainly a smart move. Such microphones can be pointed towards you while you speak, and since most YouTubers sit still while doing their shows there won’t be too much need for in-session adjustments.

If you’re not ready to invest in a shotgun mic, you can also find very inexpensive (often under $20) LAV mics. These small microphones can be pinned to your shirt, which allows them to record very clear dialogue because they’re so close to your mouth.

Lights for YouTube

The short version: You need as much light as you can get. Lighting kits can be affordable on Amazon, but you can also achieve a great look using daylight/windows and ‘daylight’ lightbulbs.

The long version: If you’ve ever tried to make a video indoors, you already know that it’s necessary to have additional light. Often just filming with the normal lights in a room will cause your footage to look dark and grainy, and possibly be tinted orange. To overcome these problems you need to increase the amount of light you have available.

Sometimes, it is enough to film near windows and/or bring more household lamps into your filming area. For any household lamps or lighting fixtures you use, make sure to put in white or ‘daylight’ lightbulbs instead of using the orange/tungsten bulbs that you might have for everyday use (this is how you avoid tinting things orange).

If you have the budget available to get some lighting equipment, you can find softbox lights or LED panel lights available fairly inexpensively online. Softbox lights are great because they provide even, diffused, light.

Another useful piece of lighting equipment to have is a reflector. A reflector is usually a piece of white, silver, or gold fabric stretched over a frame. You can use it to bounce light from one light source back towards yourself (this is a great way to fill shadows cast by your main light). Reflectors tend to be inexpensive, but you can also use white cardboard or tinfoil in place of purchasing a reflector.

Tripods and Camera Stands

The short version: You need something to hold your camera. If you mostly film in your own home that can be a desk or a stack of books, but if you make a lot of videos while you’re on the go you probably need a tripod or gimbal. Heavier cameras need heavier tripods.

The long version: While handheld cameras can deliver solid results for vloggers and casual streamers, viewers do expect reasonably stable footage. For many types of videos, the camera needs to be completely still and flatly positioned on a horizontal plane. Tripods and camera stands can cost very little, so it’s a good idea to look into getting some kind of stabilizer.

When you are choosing a tripod, pay attention to how much it weighs. If the camera that needs to be mounted on it is very heavy (like some DSLR models), you want to ensure that the structure itself weighs enough not to be easily tipped over. Too thin tripods can put your camera at risk, and that’s the last thing you want. Smaller cameras such as GoPros are more flexible in this regard and can be placed on a wider range of tripods.

Even if you are using a phone or a webcam to record YouTube videos, you should consider mounting the device on a stable stand. It is possible to find mini tripods ideal for smartphones for as little as $10. These tripods are small enough to carry in your pocket, so you will be prepared to start making a video no matter where your adventures take you. If you are using a web camera, you should attach it to the stand so that it won’t move accidentally after you touch the surface it is placed on.

Smartphone Camera Gear

The short version: There’s a lot of gear out there designed with smartphone photos and videos in mind, including clip-on lenses, tripod mounts, phone-mounted LED lights, and inexpensive microphones that plug into the audio jack.

The long version: Recording your videos with a mobile phone can be a good decision. It all depends on the phone you have and the range of add-ons and apps that you complement it with. Almost every high-end model released in the past five years can shoot videos in 1080p or higher. Some can even produce 4K footage. If you perfect your smartphone filming technique, your YouTube videos could look as if they were made with pro equipment.

On the flip side, smartphone cameras typically perform poorly in low light. It is possible to download an app that lets you play around with settings to overcome this, but a phone-mounted LED light is probably a better solution. An external microphone might also be a necessity, but there are some good (inexpensive) options that can simply be plugged in through the headphone jack.

Another common downside of smartphone cameras is that most of them use digital zoom, which is vastly inferior to optical zoom. If you intend to shoot anything that’s further away than a few feet, you need a clip-on lens that goes on top of the built-in camera. This inexpensive device will give you a lot of freedom to work in space, and allow you to make spectacular shots even without high-end YouTube equipment.

Equipment with Easy-to-Use Video Editor

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

0

Check out our most updated guide on this topic: YouTube Equipment Starter Guide For Beginners .

The first thing to make sure of before starting a YouTube channel is having all that you need to record and upload high-quality videos regularly. That doesn’t mean you have to take out a loan and spend thousands to purchase a brand new camera and all other gadgets that professional filmmakers use.

The smartest way to get started is to go through a list of necessary equipment for YouTube and check whether or not you already own some of it. Once your channel starts growing, you can then start thinking about whether you want to invest in upgraded equipment. Here is a quick overview of all items that you need to start entertaining your online audience and gaining subscribers to your YouTube channel:

• Your YouTube Camera
• Microphones and Audio
• Lighting Gear for YouTube
• Tripods and Camera Stands
• Smartphone Camera Gear

YouTube Cameras

The short version: Use whatever you already have, even if it’s your phone or webcam. It’s nice to have sharp, fine-tuned, 4K footage, but viewers will forgive lower visual quality if your content is good.

The long version: You will need a camera, but there are a lot of different devices you can use including DSLRs, point and shoots, webcams, and your smartphone.

Your choice of camera will have a tremendous impact on the visual quality of your content and might drive your decisions regarding other pieces of equipment. However, you shouldn’t feel obliged to work with a top-notch camera from day one, especially since cheaper options can produce great results if used the right way.

On one end of the spectrum, you have basic smartphone cameras and web cameras, which are easy to come by and simple to operate. These days, high-end phones come equipped with quite powerful cameras that are more than sufficient for the needs of the average YouTuber. Better webcams can also do the job, although high-performance webcam models can get pretty expensive too. It is probably wise to resist the urge to start broadcasting with the built-in camera in your laptop and at least get a webcam or use your phone, but your computer’s camera is still always an option. Not having a better camera should never stop you from making YouTube videos.

If you already have a DSLR camera then it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with it. You have far more freedom to adjust the settings and achieve a professional look for your videos with a DSLR, but that does mean it’ll take some time to become an expert at using it. Ultra-high resolution is not required for YouTube, but it certainly won’t hurt to have additional sharpness and more detail in the scene. If you’re shopping for a DSLR, look for one with a flip screen that allows you to quickly check what your viewers see.

YouTube Microphone and Audio

The short version: Audio quality is extremely important. If you can buy either a new camera or an external microphone, but not both, it might be better to go for the microphone. Click here for advice on upping your audio quality without an external microphone.

The long version: Sound capturing is every bit as important for your success as your video feed. In fact, poor audio can be even more damaging to your subscriber count than grainy video, since people won’t spend their time listening to something they have to put effort into understanding.

Again, most YouTube video makers have a limited budget at their disposal, so professional microphones are mostly off the table. However, investing in a directional microphone (‘shotgun mic’) that can pick up your voice clearly and without background noise is certainly a smart move. Such microphones can be pointed towards you while you speak, and since most YouTubers sit still while doing their shows there won’t be too much need for in-session adjustments.

If you’re not ready to invest in a shotgun mic, you can also find very inexpensive (often under $20) LAV mics. These small microphones can be pinned to your shirt, which allows them to record very clear dialogue because they’re so close to your mouth.

Lights for YouTube

The short version: You need as much light as you can get. Lighting kits can be affordable on Amazon, but you can also achieve a great look using daylight/windows and ‘daylight’ lightbulbs.

The long version: If you’ve ever tried to make a video indoors, you already know that it’s necessary to have additional light. Often just filming with the normal lights in a room will cause your footage to look dark and grainy, and possibly be tinted orange. To overcome these problems you need to increase the amount of light you have available.

Sometimes, it is enough to film near windows and/or bring more household lamps into your filming area. For any household lamps or lighting fixtures you use, make sure to put in white or ‘daylight’ lightbulbs instead of using the orange/tungsten bulbs that you might have for everyday use (this is how you avoid tinting things orange).

If you have the budget available to get some lighting equipment, you can find softbox lights or LED panel lights available fairly inexpensively online. Softbox lights are great because they provide even, diffused, light.

Another useful piece of lighting equipment to have is a reflector. A reflector is usually a piece of white, silver, or gold fabric stretched over a frame. You can use it to bounce light from one light source back towards yourself (this is a great way to fill shadows cast by your main light). Reflectors tend to be inexpensive, but you can also use white cardboard or tinfoil in place of purchasing a reflector.

Tripods and Camera Stands

The short version: You need something to hold your camera. If you mostly film in your own home that can be a desk or a stack of books, but if you make a lot of videos while you’re on the go you probably need a tripod or gimbal. Heavier cameras need heavier tripods.

The long version: While handheld cameras can deliver solid results for vloggers and casual streamers, viewers do expect reasonably stable footage. For many types of videos, the camera needs to be completely still and flatly positioned on a horizontal plane. Tripods and camera stands can cost very little, so it’s a good idea to look into getting some kind of stabilizer.

When you are choosing a tripod, pay attention to how much it weighs. If the camera that needs to be mounted on it is very heavy (like some DSLR models), you want to ensure that the structure itself weighs enough not to be easily tipped over. Too thin tripods can put your camera at risk, and that’s the last thing you want. Smaller cameras such as GoPros are more flexible in this regard and can be placed on a wider range of tripods.

Even if you are using a phone or a webcam to record YouTube videos, you should consider mounting the device on a stable stand. It is possible to find mini tripods ideal for smartphones for as little as $10. These tripods are small enough to carry in your pocket, so you will be prepared to start making a video no matter where your adventures take you. If you are using a web camera, you should attach it to the stand so that it won’t move accidentally after you touch the surface it is placed on.

Smartphone Camera Gear

The short version: There’s a lot of gear out there designed with smartphone photos and videos in mind, including clip-on lenses, tripod mounts, phone-mounted LED lights, and inexpensive microphones that plug into the audio jack.

The long version: Recording your videos with a mobile phone can be a good decision. It all depends on the phone you have and the range of add-ons and apps that you complement it with. Almost every high-end model released in the past five years can shoot videos in 1080p or higher. Some can even produce 4K footage. If you perfect your smartphone filming technique, your YouTube videos could look as if they were made with pro equipment.

On the flip side, smartphone cameras typically perform poorly in low light. It is possible to download an app that lets you play around with settings to overcome this, but a phone-mounted LED light is probably a better solution. An external microphone might also be a necessity, but there are some good (inexpensive) options that can simply be plugged in through the headphone jack.

Another common downside of smartphone cameras is that most of them use digital zoom, which is vastly inferior to optical zoom. If you intend to shoot anything that’s further away than a few feet, you need a clip-on lens that goes on top of the built-in camera. This inexpensive device will give you a lot of freedom to work in space, and allow you to make spectacular shots even without high-end YouTube equipment.

Equipment with Easy-to-Use Video Editor

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

0

Check out our most updated guide on this topic: YouTube Equipment Starter Guide For Beginners .

The first thing to make sure of before starting a YouTube channel is having all that you need to record and upload high-quality videos regularly. That doesn’t mean you have to take out a loan and spend thousands to purchase a brand new camera and all other gadgets that professional filmmakers use.

The smartest way to get started is to go through a list of necessary equipment for YouTube and check whether or not you already own some of it. Once your channel starts growing, you can then start thinking about whether you want to invest in upgraded equipment. Here is a quick overview of all items that you need to start entertaining your online audience and gaining subscribers to your YouTube channel:

• Your YouTube Camera
• Microphones and Audio
• Lighting Gear for YouTube
• Tripods and Camera Stands
• Smartphone Camera Gear

YouTube Cameras

The short version: Use whatever you already have, even if it’s your phone or webcam. It’s nice to have sharp, fine-tuned, 4K footage, but viewers will forgive lower visual quality if your content is good.

The long version: You will need a camera, but there are a lot of different devices you can use including DSLRs, point and shoots, webcams, and your smartphone.

Your choice of camera will have a tremendous impact on the visual quality of your content and might drive your decisions regarding other pieces of equipment. However, you shouldn’t feel obliged to work with a top-notch camera from day one, especially since cheaper options can produce great results if used the right way.

On one end of the spectrum, you have basic smartphone cameras and web cameras, which are easy to come by and simple to operate. These days, high-end phones come equipped with quite powerful cameras that are more than sufficient for the needs of the average YouTuber. Better webcams can also do the job, although high-performance webcam models can get pretty expensive too. It is probably wise to resist the urge to start broadcasting with the built-in camera in your laptop and at least get a webcam or use your phone, but your computer’s camera is still always an option. Not having a better camera should never stop you from making YouTube videos.

If you already have a DSLR camera then it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with it. You have far more freedom to adjust the settings and achieve a professional look for your videos with a DSLR, but that does mean it’ll take some time to become an expert at using it. Ultra-high resolution is not required for YouTube, but it certainly won’t hurt to have additional sharpness and more detail in the scene. If you’re shopping for a DSLR, look for one with a flip screen that allows you to quickly check what your viewers see.

YouTube Microphone and Audio

The short version: Audio quality is extremely important. If you can buy either a new camera or an external microphone, but not both, it might be better to go for the microphone. Click here for advice on upping your audio quality without an external microphone.

The long version: Sound capturing is every bit as important for your success as your video feed. In fact, poor audio can be even more damaging to your subscriber count than grainy video, since people won’t spend their time listening to something they have to put effort into understanding.

Again, most YouTube video makers have a limited budget at their disposal, so professional microphones are mostly off the table. However, investing in a directional microphone (‘shotgun mic’) that can pick up your voice clearly and without background noise is certainly a smart move. Such microphones can be pointed towards you while you speak, and since most YouTubers sit still while doing their shows there won’t be too much need for in-session adjustments.

If you’re not ready to invest in a shotgun mic, you can also find very inexpensive (often under $20) LAV mics. These small microphones can be pinned to your shirt, which allows them to record very clear dialogue because they’re so close to your mouth.

Lights for YouTube

The short version: You need as much light as you can get. Lighting kits can be affordable on Amazon, but you can also achieve a great look using daylight/windows and ‘daylight’ lightbulbs.

The long version: If you’ve ever tried to make a video indoors, you already know that it’s necessary to have additional light. Often just filming with the normal lights in a room will cause your footage to look dark and grainy, and possibly be tinted orange. To overcome these problems you need to increase the amount of light you have available.

Sometimes, it is enough to film near windows and/or bring more household lamps into your filming area. For any household lamps or lighting fixtures you use, make sure to put in white or ‘daylight’ lightbulbs instead of using the orange/tungsten bulbs that you might have for everyday use (this is how you avoid tinting things orange).

If you have the budget available to get some lighting equipment, you can find softbox lights or LED panel lights available fairly inexpensively online. Softbox lights are great because they provide even, diffused, light.

Another useful piece of lighting equipment to have is a reflector. A reflector is usually a piece of white, silver, or gold fabric stretched over a frame. You can use it to bounce light from one light source back towards yourself (this is a great way to fill shadows cast by your main light). Reflectors tend to be inexpensive, but you can also use white cardboard or tinfoil in place of purchasing a reflector.

Tripods and Camera Stands

The short version: You need something to hold your camera. If you mostly film in your own home that can be a desk or a stack of books, but if you make a lot of videos while you’re on the go you probably need a tripod or gimbal. Heavier cameras need heavier tripods.

The long version: While handheld cameras can deliver solid results for vloggers and casual streamers, viewers do expect reasonably stable footage. For many types of videos, the camera needs to be completely still and flatly positioned on a horizontal plane. Tripods and camera stands can cost very little, so it’s a good idea to look into getting some kind of stabilizer.

When you are choosing a tripod, pay attention to how much it weighs. If the camera that needs to be mounted on it is very heavy (like some DSLR models), you want to ensure that the structure itself weighs enough not to be easily tipped over. Too thin tripods can put your camera at risk, and that’s the last thing you want. Smaller cameras such as GoPros are more flexible in this regard and can be placed on a wider range of tripods.

Even if you are using a phone or a webcam to record YouTube videos, you should consider mounting the device on a stable stand. It is possible to find mini tripods ideal for smartphones for as little as $10. These tripods are small enough to carry in your pocket, so you will be prepared to start making a video no matter where your adventures take you. If you are using a web camera, you should attach it to the stand so that it won’t move accidentally after you touch the surface it is placed on.

Smartphone Camera Gear

The short version: There’s a lot of gear out there designed with smartphone photos and videos in mind, including clip-on lenses, tripod mounts, phone-mounted LED lights, and inexpensive microphones that plug into the audio jack.

The long version: Recording your videos with a mobile phone can be a good decision. It all depends on the phone you have and the range of add-ons and apps that you complement it with. Almost every high-end model released in the past five years can shoot videos in 1080p or higher. Some can even produce 4K footage. If you perfect your smartphone filming technique, your YouTube videos could look as if they were made with pro equipment.

On the flip side, smartphone cameras typically perform poorly in low light. It is possible to download an app that lets you play around with settings to overcome this, but a phone-mounted LED light is probably a better solution. An external microphone might also be a necessity, but there are some good (inexpensive) options that can simply be plugged in through the headphone jack.

Another common downside of smartphone cameras is that most of them use digital zoom, which is vastly inferior to optical zoom. If you intend to shoot anything that’s further away than a few feet, you need a clip-on lens that goes on top of the built-in camera. This inexpensive device will give you a lot of freedom to work in space, and allow you to make spectacular shots even without high-end YouTube equipment.

Equipment with Easy-to-Use Video Editor

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

0

Check out our most updated guide on this topic: YouTube Equipment Starter Guide For Beginners .

The first thing to make sure of before starting a YouTube channel is having all that you need to record and upload high-quality videos regularly. That doesn’t mean you have to take out a loan and spend thousands to purchase a brand new camera and all other gadgets that professional filmmakers use.

The smartest way to get started is to go through a list of necessary equipment for YouTube and check whether or not you already own some of it. Once your channel starts growing, you can then start thinking about whether you want to invest in upgraded equipment. Here is a quick overview of all items that you need to start entertaining your online audience and gaining subscribers to your YouTube channel:

• Your YouTube Camera
• Microphones and Audio
• Lighting Gear for YouTube
• Tripods and Camera Stands
• Smartphone Camera Gear

YouTube Cameras

The short version: Use whatever you already have, even if it’s your phone or webcam. It’s nice to have sharp, fine-tuned, 4K footage, but viewers will forgive lower visual quality if your content is good.

The long version: You will need a camera, but there are a lot of different devices you can use including DSLRs, point and shoots, webcams, and your smartphone.

Your choice of camera will have a tremendous impact on the visual quality of your content and might drive your decisions regarding other pieces of equipment. However, you shouldn’t feel obliged to work with a top-notch camera from day one, especially since cheaper options can produce great results if used the right way.

On one end of the spectrum, you have basic smartphone cameras and web cameras, which are easy to come by and simple to operate. These days, high-end phones come equipped with quite powerful cameras that are more than sufficient for the needs of the average YouTuber. Better webcams can also do the job, although high-performance webcam models can get pretty expensive too. It is probably wise to resist the urge to start broadcasting with the built-in camera in your laptop and at least get a webcam or use your phone, but your computer’s camera is still always an option. Not having a better camera should never stop you from making YouTube videos.

If you already have a DSLR camera then it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with it. You have far more freedom to adjust the settings and achieve a professional look for your videos with a DSLR, but that does mean it’ll take some time to become an expert at using it. Ultra-high resolution is not required for YouTube, but it certainly won’t hurt to have additional sharpness and more detail in the scene. If you’re shopping for a DSLR, look for one with a flip screen that allows you to quickly check what your viewers see.

YouTube Microphone and Audio

The short version: Audio quality is extremely important. If you can buy either a new camera or an external microphone, but not both, it might be better to go for the microphone. Click here for advice on upping your audio quality without an external microphone.

The long version: Sound capturing is every bit as important for your success as your video feed. In fact, poor audio can be even more damaging to your subscriber count than grainy video, since people won’t spend their time listening to something they have to put effort into understanding.

Again, most YouTube video makers have a limited budget at their disposal, so professional microphones are mostly off the table. However, investing in a directional microphone (‘shotgun mic’) that can pick up your voice clearly and without background noise is certainly a smart move. Such microphones can be pointed towards you while you speak, and since most YouTubers sit still while doing their shows there won’t be too much need for in-session adjustments.

If you’re not ready to invest in a shotgun mic, you can also find very inexpensive (often under $20) LAV mics. These small microphones can be pinned to your shirt, which allows them to record very clear dialogue because they’re so close to your mouth.

Lights for YouTube

The short version: You need as much light as you can get. Lighting kits can be affordable on Amazon, but you can also achieve a great look using daylight/windows and ‘daylight’ lightbulbs.

The long version: If you’ve ever tried to make a video indoors, you already know that it’s necessary to have additional light. Often just filming with the normal lights in a room will cause your footage to look dark and grainy, and possibly be tinted orange. To overcome these problems you need to increase the amount of light you have available.

Sometimes, it is enough to film near windows and/or bring more household lamps into your filming area. For any household lamps or lighting fixtures you use, make sure to put in white or ‘daylight’ lightbulbs instead of using the orange/tungsten bulbs that you might have for everyday use (this is how you avoid tinting things orange).

If you have the budget available to get some lighting equipment, you can find softbox lights or LED panel lights available fairly inexpensively online. Softbox lights are great because they provide even, diffused, light.

Another useful piece of lighting equipment to have is a reflector. A reflector is usually a piece of white, silver, or gold fabric stretched over a frame. You can use it to bounce light from one light source back towards yourself (this is a great way to fill shadows cast by your main light). Reflectors tend to be inexpensive, but you can also use white cardboard or tinfoil in place of purchasing a reflector.

Tripods and Camera Stands

The short version: You need something to hold your camera. If you mostly film in your own home that can be a desk or a stack of books, but if you make a lot of videos while you’re on the go you probably need a tripod or gimbal. Heavier cameras need heavier tripods.

The long version: While handheld cameras can deliver solid results for vloggers and casual streamers, viewers do expect reasonably stable footage. For many types of videos, the camera needs to be completely still and flatly positioned on a horizontal plane. Tripods and camera stands can cost very little, so it’s a good idea to look into getting some kind of stabilizer.

When you are choosing a tripod, pay attention to how much it weighs. If the camera that needs to be mounted on it is very heavy (like some DSLR models), you want to ensure that the structure itself weighs enough not to be easily tipped over. Too thin tripods can put your camera at risk, and that’s the last thing you want. Smaller cameras such as GoPros are more flexible in this regard and can be placed on a wider range of tripods.

Even if you are using a phone or a webcam to record YouTube videos, you should consider mounting the device on a stable stand. It is possible to find mini tripods ideal for smartphones for as little as $10. These tripods are small enough to carry in your pocket, so you will be prepared to start making a video no matter where your adventures take you. If you are using a web camera, you should attach it to the stand so that it won’t move accidentally after you touch the surface it is placed on.

Smartphone Camera Gear

The short version: There’s a lot of gear out there designed with smartphone photos and videos in mind, including clip-on lenses, tripod mounts, phone-mounted LED lights, and inexpensive microphones that plug into the audio jack.

The long version: Recording your videos with a mobile phone can be a good decision. It all depends on the phone you have and the range of add-ons and apps that you complement it with. Almost every high-end model released in the past five years can shoot videos in 1080p or higher. Some can even produce 4K footage. If you perfect your smartphone filming technique, your YouTube videos could look as if they were made with pro equipment.

On the flip side, smartphone cameras typically perform poorly in low light. It is possible to download an app that lets you play around with settings to overcome this, but a phone-mounted LED light is probably a better solution. An external microphone might also be a necessity, but there are some good (inexpensive) options that can simply be plugged in through the headphone jack.

Another common downside of smartphone cameras is that most of them use digital zoom, which is vastly inferior to optical zoom. If you intend to shoot anything that’s further away than a few feet, you need a clip-on lens that goes on top of the built-in camera. This inexpensive device will give you a lot of freedom to work in space, and allow you to make spectacular shots even without high-end YouTube equipment.

Equipment with Easy-to-Use Video Editor

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Keyword Proficiency at Little to None: Guide to the Top 7 Youtube Tag Extractor Apps

7 Best Online YouTube Tag Extractors

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Producing entertaining and captivating visual content for your YouTube channel is not enough to reach the audience you’re targeting. Tagging your videos appropriately is more important than it may seem at first, as it increases the visibility of your content and helps you reach your ideal viewer.

Knowing which tags to use for your next video can be difficult, especially if you want your video to reach a niche audience. Online tag extractors enable you to see all tags that are added to a YouTube video. This may give you an idea which tags you can use to make your content more visible. We’ve selected some of the best online YouTube tag extractors that will make the tagging process faster and easier.

The Best Online YouTube Tag Extractors You Should Try

Ideally, each video you upload to YouTube should appear on the first page of search results, but a vast amount of content that is being uploaded to this platform every minute makes this task very difficult. Online YouTube Tag Extractors we featured in this article enable you to improve the ranking of your videos by allowing you to see tags of the highest-ranked videos on YouTube. Here’s what the best online YouTube tag extractors have to offer.

1. Online-Free-Tools

Price: Free

This platform provides a broad spectrum of online tools that can be used to generate QR Codes, analyze HTTP headers, or test different PHP functions. Its tag extractor tool is remarkably easy to use since you just have to paste the URL of the YouTube video from which you would like to extract tags, confirm that you are not a robot, and click on the Find the Tags button.

The platform then displays all the tags it found in the Results section, and it also offers the option to copy them for YouTube. The best part is that you don’t have to create an account on the Online-Free-Tools platform if you want to use this tool.

2. YouTube Video Tags Extractor Online Tool

TagsYouTube is equipped with a number of video optimization tools that ultimately help you improve the performance of your content. Tag Finder, Video Description Generator, or Hashtags Generator are among the tools this platform offers.

In order to access the video extractor tool, you have to click on the More Tools menu and then choose the Extract or View Video Tags option. Afterward, you should add the video’s URL and click on the Extract Tag button. Besides showing the tags the video already contains, the platform also generates tag suggestions for a particular video. In addition, you can copy up to 500 tags and add them to a video you’re uploading to your YouTube channel.

3. YouTube Tag Generator

Price: Free

YouTube Tag Generator platform lets you extract tags from individual videos or entire channels in just a few easy steps. Simply insert the URL into the appropriate box and click on the Search icon. All tags a video contains are going to be displayed in the Tags From This Video section.

The Tag Editor option enables you to remove the tags you don’t want to include in your video. You can also click on the Copy All button if you want to add all the tags that are displayed in the Tag editor to your video. Optionally, you can click on the Copy Selected button if you only want to copy the tags you selected.

4. YTube Tool

Price: Free

This simple but effective online tool, lets you generate thumbnails, as well as video titles and descriptions. It also enables you to extract tags from a YouTube video in just three simple steps. You just have to add the URL into the YouTube Video URL box and click on the Find Tags button.

The platform will then show you a prompt that asks you to confirm that you are not a robot and display all tags it detected in the Results section. In the Tags List in a Text Area Section, you can edit the tags, and remove those you don’t want to include in the video you would like to upload to your YouTube channel. All other tags can be copied or downloaded to your computer.

5. Y2TAG

Price: Free

YouTubers in need of a free and easy to use tag extractor should consider using the Y2TAG platform. Besides extracting tags from videos and channels, you can also search for tag suggestions using the platform’s Tags Generator tool or analyze tags for a particular keyword.

Extracting tags from a video with Y2TAG is easy because you can just click on the Find button after you’ve pasted the video’s URL into the box at the top of the screen. The platform will then display all detected keywords in the Tags From this Video section. The Tag Editor that is located at the bottom of the page lets you keep only the tags that fit your demands and copy them to your YouTube channel.

6. MyFreeOnlineTools

Price: Free

A Keyword Density Checker, a Color Converter, or Code Compressor are just a few among countless tools you can use for free on the MyFreeOnlineTools platform. What’s more, you don’t even have to create an account on this platform in order to extract keywords and tags from YouTube videos.

Once you open this tool, you’ll have to paste the video’s URL to the designated box and hit the Click Extract Data button. YouTube video’s tags, title, and description will pop up on the screen in just a few moments. However, you won’t be able to edit or copy them, as the platform merely shows the data the video contains.

7. BackLinkValidator

Price: Free, pricing options start $0.65 per month

BackLinkValidator can help you discover tags through keywords, key phrases, and it can also provide you with tag suggestions for your video based on the tags the highest-ranking videos on YouTube are using.

The Extract tags from specific YouTube videos and channels option generates a list of tags for a video it analyzes. Moreover, this tool also collects all keywords in the video’s description. BackLinkValidator lets you extract tags and keywords from up to five URLs simultaneously, which speeds up the tagging process significantly. The Pro version of the platform grants you access to a wider set of options that can be useful if you upload videos to YouTube regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online YouTube Tag Extractor

#1. Can I Extract YouTube Tags Without Desktop Software?

You don’t need a desktop-based software to extract tags from a YouTube video, because online tag extractors can generate a list of video’s tags within seconds.

#2. How to Change YouTube Video Tags?

Make sure that you are logged in to YouTube Studio, and click on the Video Manager option that is located in the menu on the left side of the screen. The Info and Settings page contains the Basic Info section where you can remove existing tags and replace them with new ones.

Conclusion

It is almost impossible to overestimate the importance of tags for the number of views and likes your YouTube videos are getting. Luckily, online YouTube tag extractors grant you the insight into the tags other video content producers on the platform are using.

If you are a YouTuber who want to create videos with templates and effects without much efforts, you should try an effective video editing software for YouTube like Wondershare Filmora .

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Producing entertaining and captivating visual content for your YouTube channel is not enough to reach the audience you’re targeting. Tagging your videos appropriately is more important than it may seem at first, as it increases the visibility of your content and helps you reach your ideal viewer.

Knowing which tags to use for your next video can be difficult, especially if you want your video to reach a niche audience. Online tag extractors enable you to see all tags that are added to a YouTube video. This may give you an idea which tags you can use to make your content more visible. We’ve selected some of the best online YouTube tag extractors that will make the tagging process faster and easier.

The Best Online YouTube Tag Extractors You Should Try

Ideally, each video you upload to YouTube should appear on the first page of search results, but a vast amount of content that is being uploaded to this platform every minute makes this task very difficult. Online YouTube Tag Extractors we featured in this article enable you to improve the ranking of your videos by allowing you to see tags of the highest-ranked videos on YouTube. Here’s what the best online YouTube tag extractors have to offer.

1. Online-Free-Tools

Price: Free

This platform provides a broad spectrum of online tools that can be used to generate QR Codes, analyze HTTP headers, or test different PHP functions. Its tag extractor tool is remarkably easy to use since you just have to paste the URL of the YouTube video from which you would like to extract tags, confirm that you are not a robot, and click on the Find the Tags button.

The platform then displays all the tags it found in the Results section, and it also offers the option to copy them for YouTube. The best part is that you don’t have to create an account on the Online-Free-Tools platform if you want to use this tool.

2. YouTube Video Tags Extractor Online Tool

TagsYouTube is equipped with a number of video optimization tools that ultimately help you improve the performance of your content. Tag Finder, Video Description Generator, or Hashtags Generator are among the tools this platform offers.

In order to access the video extractor tool, you have to click on the More Tools menu and then choose the Extract or View Video Tags option. Afterward, you should add the video’s URL and click on the Extract Tag button. Besides showing the tags the video already contains, the platform also generates tag suggestions for a particular video. In addition, you can copy up to 500 tags and add them to a video you’re uploading to your YouTube channel.

3. YouTube Tag Generator

Price: Free

YouTube Tag Generator platform lets you extract tags from individual videos or entire channels in just a few easy steps. Simply insert the URL into the appropriate box and click on the Search icon. All tags a video contains are going to be displayed in the Tags From This Video section.

The Tag Editor option enables you to remove the tags you don’t want to include in your video. You can also click on the Copy All button if you want to add all the tags that are displayed in the Tag editor to your video. Optionally, you can click on the Copy Selected button if you only want to copy the tags you selected.

4. YTube Tool

Price: Free

This simple but effective online tool, lets you generate thumbnails, as well as video titles and descriptions. It also enables you to extract tags from a YouTube video in just three simple steps. You just have to add the URL into the YouTube Video URL box and click on the Find Tags button.

The platform will then show you a prompt that asks you to confirm that you are not a robot and display all tags it detected in the Results section. In the Tags List in a Text Area Section, you can edit the tags, and remove those you don’t want to include in the video you would like to upload to your YouTube channel. All other tags can be copied or downloaded to your computer.

5. Y2TAG

Price: Free

YouTubers in need of a free and easy to use tag extractor should consider using the Y2TAG platform. Besides extracting tags from videos and channels, you can also search for tag suggestions using the platform’s Tags Generator tool or analyze tags for a particular keyword.

Extracting tags from a video with Y2TAG is easy because you can just click on the Find button after you’ve pasted the video’s URL into the box at the top of the screen. The platform will then display all detected keywords in the Tags From this Video section. The Tag Editor that is located at the bottom of the page lets you keep only the tags that fit your demands and copy them to your YouTube channel.

6. MyFreeOnlineTools

Price: Free

A Keyword Density Checker, a Color Converter, or Code Compressor are just a few among countless tools you can use for free on the MyFreeOnlineTools platform. What’s more, you don’t even have to create an account on this platform in order to extract keywords and tags from YouTube videos.

Once you open this tool, you’ll have to paste the video’s URL to the designated box and hit the Click Extract Data button. YouTube video’s tags, title, and description will pop up on the screen in just a few moments. However, you won’t be able to edit or copy them, as the platform merely shows the data the video contains.

7. BackLinkValidator

Price: Free, pricing options start $0.65 per month

BackLinkValidator can help you discover tags through keywords, key phrases, and it can also provide you with tag suggestions for your video based on the tags the highest-ranking videos on YouTube are using.

The Extract tags from specific YouTube videos and channels option generates a list of tags for a video it analyzes. Moreover, this tool also collects all keywords in the video’s description. BackLinkValidator lets you extract tags and keywords from up to five URLs simultaneously, which speeds up the tagging process significantly. The Pro version of the platform grants you access to a wider set of options that can be useful if you upload videos to YouTube regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online YouTube Tag Extractor

#1. Can I Extract YouTube Tags Without Desktop Software?

You don’t need a desktop-based software to extract tags from a YouTube video, because online tag extractors can generate a list of video’s tags within seconds.

#2. How to Change YouTube Video Tags?

Make sure that you are logged in to YouTube Studio, and click on the Video Manager option that is located in the menu on the left side of the screen. The Info and Settings page contains the Basic Info section where you can remove existing tags and replace them with new ones.

Conclusion

It is almost impossible to overestimate the importance of tags for the number of views and likes your YouTube videos are getting. Luckily, online YouTube tag extractors grant you the insight into the tags other video content producers on the platform are using.

If you are a YouTuber who want to create videos with templates and effects without much efforts, you should try an effective video editing software for YouTube like Wondershare Filmora .

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Producing entertaining and captivating visual content for your YouTube channel is not enough to reach the audience you’re targeting. Tagging your videos appropriately is more important than it may seem at first, as it increases the visibility of your content and helps you reach your ideal viewer.

Knowing which tags to use for your next video can be difficult, especially if you want your video to reach a niche audience. Online tag extractors enable you to see all tags that are added to a YouTube video. This may give you an idea which tags you can use to make your content more visible. We’ve selected some of the best online YouTube tag extractors that will make the tagging process faster and easier.

The Best Online YouTube Tag Extractors You Should Try

Ideally, each video you upload to YouTube should appear on the first page of search results, but a vast amount of content that is being uploaded to this platform every minute makes this task very difficult. Online YouTube Tag Extractors we featured in this article enable you to improve the ranking of your videos by allowing you to see tags of the highest-ranked videos on YouTube. Here’s what the best online YouTube tag extractors have to offer.

1. Online-Free-Tools

Price: Free

This platform provides a broad spectrum of online tools that can be used to generate QR Codes, analyze HTTP headers, or test different PHP functions. Its tag extractor tool is remarkably easy to use since you just have to paste the URL of the YouTube video from which you would like to extract tags, confirm that you are not a robot, and click on the Find the Tags button.

The platform then displays all the tags it found in the Results section, and it also offers the option to copy them for YouTube. The best part is that you don’t have to create an account on the Online-Free-Tools platform if you want to use this tool.

2. YouTube Video Tags Extractor Online Tool

TagsYouTube is equipped with a number of video optimization tools that ultimately help you improve the performance of your content. Tag Finder, Video Description Generator, or Hashtags Generator are among the tools this platform offers.

In order to access the video extractor tool, you have to click on the More Tools menu and then choose the Extract or View Video Tags option. Afterward, you should add the video’s URL and click on the Extract Tag button. Besides showing the tags the video already contains, the platform also generates tag suggestions for a particular video. In addition, you can copy up to 500 tags and add them to a video you’re uploading to your YouTube channel.

3. YouTube Tag Generator

Price: Free

YouTube Tag Generator platform lets you extract tags from individual videos or entire channels in just a few easy steps. Simply insert the URL into the appropriate box and click on the Search icon. All tags a video contains are going to be displayed in the Tags From This Video section.

The Tag Editor option enables you to remove the tags you don’t want to include in your video. You can also click on the Copy All button if you want to add all the tags that are displayed in the Tag editor to your video. Optionally, you can click on the Copy Selected button if you only want to copy the tags you selected.

4. YTube Tool

Price: Free

This simple but effective online tool, lets you generate thumbnails, as well as video titles and descriptions. It also enables you to extract tags from a YouTube video in just three simple steps. You just have to add the URL into the YouTube Video URL box and click on the Find Tags button.

The platform will then show you a prompt that asks you to confirm that you are not a robot and display all tags it detected in the Results section. In the Tags List in a Text Area Section, you can edit the tags, and remove those you don’t want to include in the video you would like to upload to your YouTube channel. All other tags can be copied or downloaded to your computer.

5. Y2TAG

Price: Free

YouTubers in need of a free and easy to use tag extractor should consider using the Y2TAG platform. Besides extracting tags from videos and channels, you can also search for tag suggestions using the platform’s Tags Generator tool or analyze tags for a particular keyword.

Extracting tags from a video with Y2TAG is easy because you can just click on the Find button after you’ve pasted the video’s URL into the box at the top of the screen. The platform will then display all detected keywords in the Tags From this Video section. The Tag Editor that is located at the bottom of the page lets you keep only the tags that fit your demands and copy them to your YouTube channel.

6. MyFreeOnlineTools

Price: Free

A Keyword Density Checker, a Color Converter, or Code Compressor are just a few among countless tools you can use for free on the MyFreeOnlineTools platform. What’s more, you don’t even have to create an account on this platform in order to extract keywords and tags from YouTube videos.

Once you open this tool, you’ll have to paste the video’s URL to the designated box and hit the Click Extract Data button. YouTube video’s tags, title, and description will pop up on the screen in just a few moments. However, you won’t be able to edit or copy them, as the platform merely shows the data the video contains.

7. BackLinkValidator

Price: Free, pricing options start $0.65 per month

BackLinkValidator can help you discover tags through keywords, key phrases, and it can also provide you with tag suggestions for your video based on the tags the highest-ranking videos on YouTube are using.

The Extract tags from specific YouTube videos and channels option generates a list of tags for a video it analyzes. Moreover, this tool also collects all keywords in the video’s description. BackLinkValidator lets you extract tags and keywords from up to five URLs simultaneously, which speeds up the tagging process significantly. The Pro version of the platform grants you access to a wider set of options that can be useful if you upload videos to YouTube regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online YouTube Tag Extractor

#1. Can I Extract YouTube Tags Without Desktop Software?

You don’t need a desktop-based software to extract tags from a YouTube video, because online tag extractors can generate a list of video’s tags within seconds.

#2. How to Change YouTube Video Tags?

Make sure that you are logged in to YouTube Studio, and click on the Video Manager option that is located in the menu on the left side of the screen. The Info and Settings page contains the Basic Info section where you can remove existing tags and replace them with new ones.

Conclusion

It is almost impossible to overestimate the importance of tags for the number of views and likes your YouTube videos are getting. Luckily, online YouTube tag extractors grant you the insight into the tags other video content producers on the platform are using.

If you are a YouTuber who want to create videos with templates and effects without much efforts, you should try an effective video editing software for YouTube like Wondershare Filmora .

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Producing entertaining and captivating visual content for your YouTube channel is not enough to reach the audience you’re targeting. Tagging your videos appropriately is more important than it may seem at first, as it increases the visibility of your content and helps you reach your ideal viewer.

Knowing which tags to use for your next video can be difficult, especially if you want your video to reach a niche audience. Online tag extractors enable you to see all tags that are added to a YouTube video. This may give you an idea which tags you can use to make your content more visible. We’ve selected some of the best online YouTube tag extractors that will make the tagging process faster and easier.

The Best Online YouTube Tag Extractors You Should Try

Ideally, each video you upload to YouTube should appear on the first page of search results, but a vast amount of content that is being uploaded to this platform every minute makes this task very difficult. Online YouTube Tag Extractors we featured in this article enable you to improve the ranking of your videos by allowing you to see tags of the highest-ranked videos on YouTube. Here’s what the best online YouTube tag extractors have to offer.

1. Online-Free-Tools

Price: Free

This platform provides a broad spectrum of online tools that can be used to generate QR Codes, analyze HTTP headers, or test different PHP functions. Its tag extractor tool is remarkably easy to use since you just have to paste the URL of the YouTube video from which you would like to extract tags, confirm that you are not a robot, and click on the Find the Tags button.

The platform then displays all the tags it found in the Results section, and it also offers the option to copy them for YouTube. The best part is that you don’t have to create an account on the Online-Free-Tools platform if you want to use this tool.

2. YouTube Video Tags Extractor Online Tool

TagsYouTube is equipped with a number of video optimization tools that ultimately help you improve the performance of your content. Tag Finder, Video Description Generator, or Hashtags Generator are among the tools this platform offers.

In order to access the video extractor tool, you have to click on the More Tools menu and then choose the Extract or View Video Tags option. Afterward, you should add the video’s URL and click on the Extract Tag button. Besides showing the tags the video already contains, the platform also generates tag suggestions for a particular video. In addition, you can copy up to 500 tags and add them to a video you’re uploading to your YouTube channel.

3. YouTube Tag Generator

Price: Free

YouTube Tag Generator platform lets you extract tags from individual videos or entire channels in just a few easy steps. Simply insert the URL into the appropriate box and click on the Search icon. All tags a video contains are going to be displayed in the Tags From This Video section.

The Tag Editor option enables you to remove the tags you don’t want to include in your video. You can also click on the Copy All button if you want to add all the tags that are displayed in the Tag editor to your video. Optionally, you can click on the Copy Selected button if you only want to copy the tags you selected.

4. YTube Tool

Price: Free

This simple but effective online tool, lets you generate thumbnails, as well as video titles and descriptions. It also enables you to extract tags from a YouTube video in just three simple steps. You just have to add the URL into the YouTube Video URL box and click on the Find Tags button.

The platform will then show you a prompt that asks you to confirm that you are not a robot and display all tags it detected in the Results section. In the Tags List in a Text Area Section, you can edit the tags, and remove those you don’t want to include in the video you would like to upload to your YouTube channel. All other tags can be copied or downloaded to your computer.

5. Y2TAG

Price: Free

YouTubers in need of a free and easy to use tag extractor should consider using the Y2TAG platform. Besides extracting tags from videos and channels, you can also search for tag suggestions using the platform’s Tags Generator tool or analyze tags for a particular keyword.

Extracting tags from a video with Y2TAG is easy because you can just click on the Find button after you’ve pasted the video’s URL into the box at the top of the screen. The platform will then display all detected keywords in the Tags From this Video section. The Tag Editor that is located at the bottom of the page lets you keep only the tags that fit your demands and copy them to your YouTube channel.

6. MyFreeOnlineTools

Price: Free

A Keyword Density Checker, a Color Converter, or Code Compressor are just a few among countless tools you can use for free on the MyFreeOnlineTools platform. What’s more, you don’t even have to create an account on this platform in order to extract keywords and tags from YouTube videos.

Once you open this tool, you’ll have to paste the video’s URL to the designated box and hit the Click Extract Data button. YouTube video’s tags, title, and description will pop up on the screen in just a few moments. However, you won’t be able to edit or copy them, as the platform merely shows the data the video contains.

7. BackLinkValidator

Price: Free, pricing options start $0.65 per month

BackLinkValidator can help you discover tags through keywords, key phrases, and it can also provide you with tag suggestions for your video based on the tags the highest-ranking videos on YouTube are using.

The Extract tags from specific YouTube videos and channels option generates a list of tags for a video it analyzes. Moreover, this tool also collects all keywords in the video’s description. BackLinkValidator lets you extract tags and keywords from up to five URLs simultaneously, which speeds up the tagging process significantly. The Pro version of the platform grants you access to a wider set of options that can be useful if you upload videos to YouTube regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online YouTube Tag Extractor

#1. Can I Extract YouTube Tags Without Desktop Software?

You don’t need a desktop-based software to extract tags from a YouTube video, because online tag extractors can generate a list of video’s tags within seconds.

#2. How to Change YouTube Video Tags?

Make sure that you are logged in to YouTube Studio, and click on the Video Manager option that is located in the menu on the left side of the screen. The Info and Settings page contains the Basic Info section where you can remove existing tags and replace them with new ones.

Conclusion

It is almost impossible to overestimate the importance of tags for the number of views and likes your YouTube videos are getting. Luckily, online YouTube tag extractors grant you the insight into the tags other video content producers on the platform are using.

If you are a YouTuber who want to create videos with templates and effects without much efforts, you should try an effective video editing software for YouTube like Wondershare Filmora .

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett