How to start an endless stream on YouTube and Shorts:
step by step instructions
An endless stream can additionally help the channel get more views, subscribers and increase earnings. In this article, we will tell you step by step how to create a stream on your YouTube channel. It's very simple!
Part 1: Create a YouTube Stream
1. Open YouTube Studio
- Click on your avatar in the upper right corner.
- In the menu that appears, select "YouTube Studio". This is where you manage all your videos and streams.
2. Start creating a stream:
- In the left menu, find and click "Create" (icon with a camera and a "+" sign).
- Select "Live Broadcast". This will open a panel for setting up your stream.

3. Assign stream parameters:
- Go to the stream editing menu.
- Stream Title: Enter a title for your stream. It should be something interesting that people want to watch.
- Stream Description: Add a description that tells you what your stream is about.
Privacy settings: Choose who can see the stream.
- "Open access", "Access by link" or "Private".
As with the video - the same options. While preparing the stream, it is better for it to be private. After you set everything up, you can make it public. Viewers will see the stream only after you click the Go Live button, more on that later.
- an attractive stream cover. Just like with videos, upload covers that will attract viewers' attention.
- add tags, similar to how you do it with videos. After all, the stream will also participate in the search!
- Specify the main language of your stream. This is necessary for the Algorithms and the translation service to understand which audience to start showing to.
- Save your stream
IMPORTANT

THIS SECRET FEATURE WILL HELP YOU GET MORE VIEWS

– add translations and subtitles. You can do it yourself through the subtitles menu .
– You can glue subtitles for long videos for free here here:

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– Or use the creator-tool service to translate streams by pressing 1 button here

In the next article, we will tell you how to edit a stream and how to run two streams at the same time.

Here is the russian version of the article.

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