YouTube is making it easier to create on Shorts by integrating Google DeepMind’s Veo 3 Fast.
YouTube Studio is also getting new features.
YouTube is also expanding its likeness detection tool.
At its Made on YouTube 2025 event, the company announced a series of new tools and products designed to power the next decade of creation and connection. The updates include new AI features in YouTube Shorts, including Veo 3 Fast integration, quick edit for first draft and Speech to Song. YouTube Studio is also getting upgrades like Ask Studio, A/B testing for titles and improved auto-dubbing.
SurveyHere’s a closer look at all the key announcements made at the Made on YouTube event.
New AI tools in Shorts
YouTube is making it easier to create on Shorts by integrating Google DeepMind’s Veo 3 Fast. This will let users generate video backgrounds, sound, props, and even restyled clips, all for free. New features like Edit with AI will turn raw footage into a draft video, and Speech to Song can transform dialogue into a funny soundtrack.
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YouTube Studio updates
YouTube Studio is also getting new features. There is a new Ask Studio tool that provides creators insights to better optimise their channels. Other updates include A/B testing for titles, improvements to the Inspiration Tab, and better auto-dubbing.
YouTube is also expanding its likeness detection tool, which helps creators spot AI-generated videos that use their face.
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New ways to connect
YouTube is also rethinking how creators engage with fans. Live streaming, already watched by over 30% of daily viewers, is getting its biggest upgrade yet, with new ways to reach audiences and monetise. Podcasters will also benefit from tools that help turn full episodes into Shorts or even create video from audio with Veo. For musicians, YouTube Music will soon allow countdowns and pre-saves for new releases.
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