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Short video feature has also been introduced on YouTube |
Video streaming platform YouTube on Tuesday announced a کروڑ 100 million creator fund for users who make popular videos on its short video feature 'Shorts'.
YouTube's Creator Fund is aimed at attracting users.
Leading video streaming site YouTube says the Creator Fund will launch in the coming months, while the platform will pay users who make popular short videos this year and in 2022.
What is the YouTube feature 'Shorts'?
YouTube's feature shorts are similar to the popular lip-syncing app TikTak, where users can create short videos of up to 60 seconds.
Users can also add their favorite audio and text to videos created with shorts, while they can also increase or decrease the speed of the video.
YouTube's announcement of a کروڑ 100 million Creator Fund for its short feature comes as social media platforms race to attract the attention of young content creators.
The trend to create short videos was first introduced by the TickTalk app, followed by Facebook-owned app Instagram, which introduced the short video feature 'Rails' and SnapChat introduced the 'Spotlight' feature.
YouTube says it will pay thousands of creators whose videos will be the most popular each month under its new Creator Fund.
However, YouTube did not specify how much it would pay a content creator if his video became popular.
Keep in mind that as the popularity of short video features is increasing day by day, companies are announcing funds to attract more and more consumers.
In July, the TuckTalk app announced a 'Creator Fund' for its creators, while SnapChat also allocated 10 1 million for videos that became popular on its short video feature Spotlight.
YouTube, on the other hand, says it will begin testing ads on 'shorts'.
