Connect YouTube

Sign in with the Google account that owns your channel — EverySqueeze reads your uploads and can add Amazon links to descriptions once you post.

Press Connect YouTube on the YouTube card in Settings → Accounts & platforms. You sign in with the Google account that owns the channel — EverySqueeze never sees your Google password.

Connecting asks for two permissions: reading your channel's video list, so EverySqueeze can match your uploads into Coverage, and a scope that lets EverySqueeze update a video's description when you turn on Amazon links for it. Nothing is posted, edited or deleted beyond what you turn on in Settings.

EverySqueeze checks that Google returned a YouTube channel and that its connection can renew before saving it. A Google sign-in alone does not prove that a channel is available. If that check fails, the previous connection is kept. Start Connect YouTube again and choose the Google account and channel you post from. If Google asks you to approve access, finish that screen. A different channel needs its own renewable connection.

Once connected, the Auto-post switch and daily limit for YouTube live in Settings, and the description template (with your Amazon link position) has its own section.

If YouTube stops working, Settings shows Reconnect — see Reconnect a platform. To remove the connection and its stored data, see Disconnect a platform.