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How to add watermark to your YouTube videos

Adding a small watermark on your every video can help in promoting your brand. Just like this...





Also it helps in distinguishing your original video from a copied video. Watermarks are not available for downloaded videos. You can also add a subscribe button. If someone hover his/her mouse over that, they  get a direct link to subscribe your channel.
 YouTube gives a feature to their creators so that they can add watermark easily.
Just keep in mind -
1. Your videos shouldn't be for 18+ 
2. Image size should be a square that is 1:1 ratio.
3. Image should be of.png or .jpg format.
There are plenty of applications in the app market that can help in making your suitable icon. 
First go to your creator studio.
Then in your below - left corner you could see a small settings icon.





Click on it and then click on channels. Choose branding. 





After scrolling down, you could see option of Choose Image.  Click on it and then choose image from your camera or browse it from gallery.
You can also select the display time of your watermark in your video - 
Three options are there- 
1. End of video
2. Custom start time 
3. Entire video
In my opinion, choosing entire video is best.
Note that watermark is only available when you are watching your video in landscape view in mobile.
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