Tag your location on videos and live streams

Tagging your location on your videos and live streams lets viewers find your videos by that location. They can also see other videos that were tagged in the same area.

You can see tagged locations on the watch page for any of your videos. Viewers will see the tag on any of your public, unlisted, or private videos you share with them. Viewers can click Location to search for public videos from the same location.

In Computer 

Tag a video in YouTube Studio

1. Open YouTube Studio.
2. Click Videos.
3. At the top, click the Live or Uploads tab.
4. Click the title or thumbnail of a video.
5. On the left, click Details.
6. Click Advanced.
7. Under "Video location," search for a location to tag. 
8. Select the location and click Save in the top right. 

In Android

Tag a live stream on mobile

1. Tap Capture  .
2. Tap GO LIVE.
3. Create a title, then select a privacy setting.
4. To add a location, select a suggested location or tap Add  and search for a location.

Note: You may be asked to grant a Location Permission in the app to make it easier to tag your stream with a location.

Tag a video on mobile

1. Tap Capture  .
2. To upload a video from your phone, select the video from the gallery.
3. To record a new video, select Record  .
4. Create a title, then select a privacy setting.
5. To add a location, select a suggested location or tap Add  and search for a location.

Note: You may be asked to grant a Location Permission in the app to make it easier to tag your video with a location.

Edit location data of a video

1. At the top right, tap your profile picture.
2. Select My channel.
3. Tap Uploads.
4. Tap More  , then tap Edit.
5. Select a suggested location, or tap Add  and search for a location.

Note: If you add a video location for a public video, this information will be available not only on YouTube but also on other Google products. It may also surface in other apps or across the web through our various developer APIs.