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It is easy to upload videos to your own YouTube channel but there’s one limitation. Only the owner of the channel can upload videos to their YouTube account and they cannot delegate the task to someone else in the team.

Google Drive has the concept of shared folders. A folder can have multiple collaborators and anyone can upload files to that folder. Wouldn’t it be useful if such a feature were available for YouTube channels as well? You maintain a single YouTube account and multiple people can upload videos to your common account without the owner having to share their Google account credentials with anyone.

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That’s it. You’ll be presented with a video upload URL that you can share with your team members.

When any user clicks the URL, a simple web form opens where they can fill in the video title, description, the video category, and the privacy mode (the YouTube video can be private, public or unlisted).

All they have to do is select a video file from the desktop and click “Upload” to send the video to your YouTube channel directly.

YouTube Uploader - Things to Know

• When deploying the web app, choose “Me” under the “Execute the App as” section and “Anyone, even anonymous” under the “Who has access to the app” section.
• If you would like to disable the uploader, go to the script editor, choose Resources > Deploy as web app and click the “Disable web app” button.
• You may keep the script URL secret and only share with people you know since it would let anyone upload videos to your YouTube channel.

The full source code of the application is included but the script requires a paid license for extended usage.