
YouTube Shorts aspect ratio: what YouTube actually requires
YouTube Shorts aspect ratio: 9:16 is the safe default, yet YouTube only asks for square or vertical. Its rules word for word, the pixel size, and one trap.
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YouTube Shorts aspect ratio: 9:16 is the safe default, yet YouTube only asks for square or vertical. Its rules word for word, the pixel size, and one trap.

YouTube Shorts monetization requirements change on February 1, 2027: 20 million views to join, 10 million every 90 days to keep earning. What applies to you.

How long are YouTube Shorts? Up to three minutes, but only when your upload meets three conditions YouTube spells out in its own help pages. Here they are.

Can you use a YouTube video without permission to make clips? The 7 cases, one by one, with what YouTube and TikTok actually write in their own policies.

Post one video to multiple social networks without losing your evening: the 3 real methods, and what TikTok, YouTube and Instagram document in public.

Instagram Reels monetization explained: the 5 routes Meta actually lists, what each one asks of you, and why you will not read a single invented threshold here.

My shorts get no views: the seven real causes, how to tell which one is yours from your own analytics, and exactly what to fix first before posting again.

TikTok monetization requirements with no invented numbers: what the platform really checks, where the official values live, and what pays before you qualify.

How to make money on TikTok: the revenue paths that actually exist, which ones pay first when you start from zero, and exactly where to begin this week.

How to go viral on TikTok: the six levers you actually control, how to spot the one that is blocking you right now, and which one to fix first this week.

How to cut a long YouTube video into vertical shorts that hold attention, and more importantly how to keep the posting pace without burning your evenings.