YouTube Copyright Match Tool
The Copyright Match Tool finds full re-uploads of your original videos on other YouTube channels. Once a match has been identified, you can review it in YouTube Studio and choose which action you'd like to take. At this time, we're rolling this tool out as a small pilot.
Here's how it works: When you upload your original video to YouTube, we'll begin scanning all of the videos that are uploaded after yours to see if any of them match. It's important that you are the first to upload the content to YouTube as a public video, since we use the video upload time to decide who should see matches. Make sure that you check back regularly to keep an eye on any new matches that we've found.
Please make sure that you use the Copyright Match Tool responsibly. Misuse, including intentional or repeated abuse of the copyright removal process, or attempted probing or reverse engineering of the match system may result in loss of feature access or termination of your YouTube partnership. Just because we've found an upload that matches your video doesn't guarantee that it is copyright infringement. It is your responsibility to review each video and consider whether fair use, fair dealing or a similar exception to copyright applies before you submit a takedown request.
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Using This Tool
If you're eligible for the tool, you'll see the Copyright section in your left navigation in YouTube Studio.
Under the Copyright section, monitor the Matches tab to see any very similar videos that we find uploaded to YouTube.
There are several actions that you can take when reviewing matches in the tool, depending on how you want to manage your rights:
Archive – Move the match to your Archive tab without taking action on the video. You'll still be able to take action at a later date if you choose.
Message the channel – Initiate a conversation with the uploading channel notifying them that the re-upload has been identified. You can keep track of who you've notified in the Messages tab and continue the conversation over email.
Request removal – Submit a legal request for YouTube to remove the matched video from the site. You have two options when choosing this action:
Scheduled: Send a seven-day notice – Send the channel a notice to remove the video. After seven days, if they haven't removed the video, it will be taken down and they may receive a copyright strike.
Standard: Request removal now – Your removal request will be submitted directly to YouTube. After removal, the uploading channel may receive a copyright strike.
After submission, keep an eye on your email in case we need more information before we can process your request. You can also check your Removal Requests tab for a record of your submissions and updates on their status.
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