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: You pay an upfront fee to use a track. Prices often scale with your subscriber count (e.g., £9.99 for small channels up to £74.99 for large ones).
: Some tracks allow you to use the music for free upfront in exchange for sharing a portion of the video's ad revenue with the rights holders.
: Access "Creator Music" in the left menu of YouTube Studio , search for a track, and select Buy license or Add license . 2. Royalty-Free Subscription Services
These platforms are popular because a single monthly or annual fee covers unlimited use across your channel. License tracks - YouTube Help
Guide to Buying Music Licenses for YouTube To legally use music in a YouTube video, you must obtain a , which grants permission to pair music with visual media. Using unlicensed music can lead to copyright strikes, demonetization, or video takedown via YouTube's Content ID system. 1. Direct Purchase via YouTube Creator Music
For creators in the YouTube Partner Program (currently primarily in the U.S.), YouTube offers an in-app marketplace called Creator Music .
: You pay an upfront fee to use a track. Prices often scale with your subscriber count (e.g., £9.99 for small channels up to £74.99 for large ones).
: Some tracks allow you to use the music for free upfront in exchange for sharing a portion of the video's ad revenue with the rights holders.
: Access "Creator Music" in the left menu of YouTube Studio , search for a track, and select Buy license or Add license . 2. Royalty-Free Subscription Services
These platforms are popular because a single monthly or annual fee covers unlimited use across your channel. License tracks - YouTube Help
Guide to Buying Music Licenses for YouTube To legally use music in a YouTube video, you must obtain a , which grants permission to pair music with visual media. Using unlicensed music can lead to copyright strikes, demonetization, or video takedown via YouTube's Content ID system. 1. Direct Purchase via YouTube Creator Music
For creators in the YouTube Partner Program (currently primarily in the U.S.), YouTube offers an in-app marketplace called Creator Music .
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