There’s been a lot of noise this week about YouTube Shorts “view count inflation.” But let’s be clear: this change is more ...

YouTube Shorts now counts every play as a view, boosting creator stats without affecting earnings or Partner Program ...

There is no view time requirement anymore for a YouTube Shorts video. YouTube will basically count a view if a user just sees ...

“Historically on YouTube, a view had been counted after a Short was played for a certain number of seconds. However, we’ve heard that you want to understand how often your Shorts are ...

Starting March 31, YouTube will count a “view” every time a Short starts playing or is replayed. This is similar to how ...

So anytime your Short is on screen, and active, you'll get a view. Which is simple, for sure, but it seems like it’s probably not a great indicator of actual engagement. Up till now, YouTube has ...

The company has introduced 4 new tools for YouTube Shorts. With the help of these tools, creators can create even more fun ...

YouTube is changing how it counts views on YouTube Shorts to give creators a deeper understanding of how their short-form content is performing, the company announced on Wednesday. Shorts views ...

YouTube has redefined what a “view” means for its short-form video feature, aligning more closely with policies set by TikTok and Instagram Reels. Traditionally, YouTube has not counted a view ...

YouTube will count the number of times a video starts to play or replay — just like Instagram and TikTok. YouTube will count the number of times a video starts to play or replay — just like ...

Beginning March 31, a "view" will be added any time a YouTube Short is played or replayed. This will likely mean that creators will see higher view counts after the change takes place. YouTube will ...