Summary of "How to Upload a Video to YouTube from Your PC – from Start to Finish 2020 [Beginners Tutorial]"

Summary: How to upload a video to YouTube from a PC (beginner tutorial)

Make sure the video is properly compressed (video compression affects upload and playback).
Ensure the video follows YouTube’s video guidelines.
Example used: an MP4 file.

Go to youtube.com and open your channel (typically tied to a Gmail/Google account).
Use the Upload button (or an upload option on the channel page).
Upload supports drag-and-drop of the video file.

Title: entered manually (e.g., “Grump[le] skin the cat” in the example).
Description: added in the description field.
Thumbnail
- You can upload a custom thumbnail, but the tutorial notes you may need to be verified/in good standing first.
- Alternatively, you can use auto-generated thumbnails (wait for them to appear).
- The tutorial demonstrates selecting a thumbnail option.

Select whether the video is made for kids:
- The tutorial selects “No” (not made for kids).
Also addresses age restriction (example indicates no age restriction needed).

Monetization / paid promotion: the tutorial says not to worry about it for this example, but implies it’s part of the flow.
Tags: add tags to help with search discovery (example tags include variants like “grumble skin,” “cat,” “funny,” “cute”).
Video language: set language to English (even if no transcript words are present in the subtitle).
Copyright / standard YouTube license: tutorial indicates this can be left as the standard license.
Category: choose an appropriate category (example: comedy/entertainment, or pets and animals).
Comments: left at the default (“top” sorting mentioned).

Emphasizes that uploading to YouTube is easy and encourages beginners to keep posting.

Tutorial host(s): The subtitles reference “hey everybody” and “we’ll be showing you,” implying a creator/tutorial narrator (no specific name given in the subtitles).