Create or edit channel art
✅ Computer
Channel art shows as a banner at the top of your YouTube page. You can use it to brand your channel's identity and give your page a unique look and feel.
Use the guidelines and examples below to set up your design. Keep in mind that channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays. See how channel art displays on different devices.
Create, find, and change channel art on your computer
Add or change channel art
- On a computer, sign in to YouTube.
- In the top right menu, select My Channel.
- New channel art: Near the top of the screen, click Add channel art.
- Existing channel art: Hover your cursor over the existing banner until you see the edit icon . Click the icon and select Edit channel art.
- Upload an image or photo from your computer or saved photos. You can also click the Gallery tab to choose an image from the YouTube photo library.
- You'll see a preview of how the art will appear across different devices. To make changes, select Adjust the crop.
- Click Select.
Image tips & guidelines
Get images for channel art
Use saved images
- Upload an image or photo: You can use an image saved on your computer or mobile device or in Google Photos.
- Use the YouTube Photo Library: Just select the Gallery tab when asked to upload an image (on a computer only).
Image size & file guidelines
Channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays — larger images may be cropped. For the best results on all devices, we recommend uploading one 2560 x 1440 px image.
- Minimum dimension for upload: 2048 x 1152 px.
- Minimum safe area for text and logos: 1546 x 423 px. Larger images may get cropped on certain views or devices.
- Maximum width: 2560 x 423 px. This means that the "safe area" is always visible regardless of screen size. The areas to each side of the channel art are visible or cropped depending on browser size.
- File size: 6MB or smaller.
If you're not sure about the width and height of an image, download our Channel Art Templates to see how images show on different devices.
How to resize images
You can use your computer's image editor or an online image resizer to resize the images. For example, you can use Preview on an Apple computer or Microsoft Photos on Windows.
Add social media links to banner
You can add links to your social media sites on your channel banner.
- On a computer, go to your channel and click the About tab. If you're in the new YouTube layout, click Customize channel.
- Hover over the "Links" section, then click edit .
- Click the +Add button.
- Enter the title and URL of the site you want to link to. You can add up to five links.
- Click Done.
Links that you add here are featured just below your description and use the icon from the corresponding social media network when displayed.
FAQs
I'm not able to save my banner. What do I do?
Too many images
If you are unable to save your banner, it may be because your YouTube Channel Art album has too many images. To save your banner:
- Go to your YouTube Channel Art album.
- Remove some images from that album.
- Repeat the steps to save your banner.
Third party cookies
You may receive an error that says, "The feature you requested is currently unavailable. Please try again later." This could be due to third party cookies. To block them:
- Go to your browser's settings.
- Change the settings to unblock third party cookies.
For more information, go to your browser's help center.
✅ Android
Channel art shows as a banner at the top of your YouTube page. You can use it to brand your channel's identity and give your page a unique look and feel.
Use the guidelines and examples below to set up your design. Keep in mind that channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays. See how channel art displays on different devices.
Add or change channel art
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Open the YouTube app and sign in.
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Tap the account icon .
- Tap your channel icon on the left.
- On the right, tap settings .
- Tap the camera .
- Decide if you want to Take a photo or Choose from your photos. You'll be taken to your device's camera or photo library.
- After you select an image, crop it and tap Save.
Image tips & guidelines
Get images for channel art
Use saved images
- Upload an image or photo: You can use an image saved on your computer or mobile device or in Google Photos.
- Use the YouTube Photo Library: Just select the Gallery tab when asked to upload an image (on a computer only).
Image size & file guidelines
Channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays — larger images may be cropped. For the best results on all devices, we recommend uploading one 2560 x 1440 px image.
- Minimum dimension for upload: 2048 x 1152 px.
- Minimum safe area for text and logos: 1546 x 423 px. Larger images may get cropped on certain views or devices.
- Maximum width: 2560 x 423 px. This means that the "safe area" is always visible regardless of screen size. The areas to each side of the channel art are visible or cropped depending on browser size.
- File size: 6MB or smaller.
If you're not sure about the width and height of an image, download our Channel Art Templates to see how images show on different devices.
How to resize images
You can use your computer's image editor or an online image resizer to resize the images. For example, you can use Preview on an Apple computer or Microsoft Photos on Windows.
FAQs
I'm not able to save my banner. What do I do?
Too many images
If you are unable to save your banner, it may be because your YouTube Channel Art album has too many images. To save your banner:
- Go to your YouTube Channel Art album.
- Remove some images from that album.
- Repeat the steps to save your banner.
Third party cookies
You may receive an error that says, "The feature you requested is currently unavailable. Please try again later." This could be due to third party cookies. To block them:
- Go to your browser's settings.
- Change the settings to unblock third party cookies.
For more information, go to your browser's help center.
✅ iPhone & iPad
Channel art shows as a banner at the top of your YouTube page. You can use it to brand your channel's identity and give your page a unique look and feel.
Use the guidelines and examples below to set up your design. Keep in mind that channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays. See how channel art displays on different devices.
Change your channel art on YouTube’s iOS app
Add or change channel art
- Open the YouTube iOS app and sign in.
- In the top right, tap your account icon .
- Tap your channel icon on the left.
- Tap settings .
- Tap the camera .
- Decide if you want to Take a photo or Choose from your photos. You'll be taken to your device's camera or photo library.
- After you select an image, crop it and tap Save.
Image tips & guidelines
Get images for channel art
Use saved images
- Upload an image or photo: You can use an image saved on your computer or mobile device or in Google Photos.
- Use the YouTube Photo Library: Just select the Gallery tab when asked to upload an image (on a computer only).
Image size & file guidelines
Channel art looks different on desktop, mobile, and TV displays — larger images may be cropped. For the best results on all devices, we recommend uploading one 2560 x 1440 px image.
- Minimum dimension for upload: 2048 x 1152 px.
- Minimum safe area for text and logos: 1546 x 423 px. Larger images may get cropped on certain views or devices.
- Maximum width: 2560 x 423 px. This means that the "safe area" is always visible regardless of screen size. The areas to each side of the channel art are visible or cropped depending on browser size.
- File size: 6MB or smaller.
If you're not sure about the width and height of an image, download our Channel Art Templates to see how images show on different devices.
How to resize images
You can use your computer's image editor or an online image resizer to resize the images. For example, you can use Preview on an Apple computer or Microsoft Photos on Windows.
FAQs
I'm not able to save my banner. What do I do?
Too many images
If you are unable to save your banner, it may be because your YouTube Channel Art album has too many images. To save your banner:
- Go to your YouTube Channel Art album.
- Remove some images from that album.
- Repeat the steps to save your banner.
Third party cookies
You may receive an error that says, "The feature you requested is currently unavailable. Please try again later." This could be due to third party cookies. To block them:
- Go to your browser's settings.
- Change the settings to unblock third party cookies.
For more information, go to your browser's help center.
* Nguồn: Youtube