As of July 22, we are increasing the minimum age required to live stream to 16 years old. This means that creators will need to be 16 or older to be able to live stream on YouTube.

You can live stream on your mobile devices to connect with your audience in real time and build your community. Learn more on how to get started with live streaming.

1. Turn on live streaming To live stream, you must have no live streaming restrictions in the past 90 days and have a verified channel. 2. Choose a way to stream There are three types of streams: mobile, …

Live streams let you watch media that's being broadcast in real time on YouTube. Premieres let you watch a new video with creators and their community in real time.

Create a scheduled live stream or choose a scheduled stream from the “Manage” tab. This feature is available to creators that have more than 1,000 subscribers and no Community Guideline strikes.

Learn how to set up a YouTube live stream using an encoder. Using an encoder, you can broadcast your gameplay, use external cameras and mics, and more.

Create a scheduled live stream or choose a scheduled stream from the “Manage” tab. This feature is available to creators that have more than 1,000 subscribers and no Community Guideline strikes.

YouTube will automatically transcode your live stream to create many different output formats so that all of your viewers across many devices and networks can watch.

Live streams let you watch media that's being broadcast in real time on YouTube. Premieres let you watch a new video with creators and their community in real time.

Check if your channel has any strikes and whether you currently have access to live streaming. If you suggest that you'll live stream content that violates our Community Guidelines, we may age-restrict …