YouTube announced on Tuesday a New features suite on YouTube Studio, the platform of over 30 million creators use to manage their channels and monitor their details and revenue every month. At the Made On YouTube event, the company presented new and up -to -date tools, such as a Chatbot operating with AI for support, an inspiration tab, A/B title test features, automatic compilation, similarity detection tools and much more.
Many of these features are based on tools previously announced or tested with smaller groups, but are now in circulation.
Of these, the most interesting addition is the ability to detect similarity, which was first announced in 2024 and expanded earlier this year to a handful of top creators, such as MRBEAST. The company now says it is bringing technology to an open beta that will be available to all YouTube Associate Creators – Content Creators who meet some subscribers and see the thresholds to generate revenue from their channels. These creators will be able to detect, manage and allow any unauthorized videos to be removed using their facial similarity. This will help them protect their image and reputation and ensure that their audience was not misled, youtube notes.
Another new tool, ASK Studio, provides an AI assistant Chatbot that can guide users and answer questions about their account, such as the latest video that their audiences are saying about their editing style. The tool is intended to offer creators who can activate the knowledge that will help them develop their channel, according to YouTube.
(The feature is different from another “ASK” AI tool for viewers tested on YouTube in late 2023, which allowed users to ask questions about a video they saw.)
One feature that receives an update is the YouTube Studio inspiration tab. Last year’s event began publicly, the tab helps creators exploit the AI to cause ideas and end up in video concepts. It is now updated in new ways of creating ideas, including a list of proposed issues tailored to the channel of each creator and a set of nine answers to each AI prompt to help creators create their content plan. The company notes that the issues can be combined, or users can add their own, as the institution. The feature will also explain why it makes specific suggestions based on ideas and behavior to the public.
YouTube Studio will also introduce a way of testing and comparing up to three different video and miniature titles, as an update to the A/B test feature that started to select creators in 2023 and expand next year. Creators have used this test feature more than 15 million times so far, according to the company (a measurement that seems a little small as this 20 million videos they are downloaded daily to the site).
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In addition, the creators will be able to work together with up to five others in a video that appears to the public of all participating creators. While the characteristic aims to boost the commitment and help of creators to reach new viewers, the revenue earned by the video will be attributed to the video channel, says YouTube.
The company says it will also start testing rim synchronization technology to make automatic compile features more realistic. Today, YouTube supports the copy content in 20 different languages and in the coming months, it will improve translated videos to make them more natural by matching the lip movements to the compiled sound.
YouTube notes that, on average, spectators spent more than 75% of their time showing the video on an automatic background compared to the original, based on a comparison that ran from December 2024 to August 2025.
