Google expands YouTube Create app to more countries
According to a video uploaded on the Youtube channel Youtube Creators on February 28, 2024, titled "YouTube Create Expansion: This week at YouTube!", YouTube announced the expansion of the YouTube Create beta program.
The YouTube Create app is a mobile application designed to give creators the tools they need to take their videos to the next level. The app includes editing tools, effects, filters, and transitions, all in an intuitive and easy-to-use interface.
The program initially launched in eight markets on Android, and is now expanding to include 13 markets. Users in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, and Turkey can now download YouTube Create from the Google Play Store.
The video encourages users to download the app and share their feedback.
YouTube Create is an app that lets you edit your videos with helpful, easy-to-use production tools. Use YouTube Create to edit long-form videos and Shorts - free of charge and without ads. YouTube Create is available on Android phones that have at least 4G RAM. This app may be available on other devices in the future.
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