YouTube doesn’t publish an official daily upload count limit, but it does enforce daily caps based on
📦 1.
Length & Size per video
- Verified channels (via phone) can upload videos up to 12 hours long or 256 GB, whichever comes first .
- Unverified channels are capped at 15 minutes per video
⏳ 2.
24‑hour aggregate limits
- Although YouTube doesn’t state an exact number, many creators report hitting daily upload caps — often around 7–10 videos per day — until the channel establishes a consistent history and gets “Advanced Features” unlocked .
- One user shared:
“My current limit of uploading 15 videos per day … I’m uploading to generate captions” . - Another explained:
“I have 7 videos per 24 hour cycle … afit went up to 10
🛠 Why this matters
- Building trust: Uploading regularly and complying with guidelines can gradually raise your daily allowance ().
- Channel age/stats matter: New or unverified channels see tighter limits; those with thousands of subs or long histories enjoy more freedom
✅ TL;DR
|
Condition |
Limit per upload |
Estimated daily count limit |
|
Unverified channel |
≤ 15 min, ≤ 256 GB |
Low – uploads likely blocked early |
|
Verified & trusted |
≤ 12 h, ≤ 256 GB per video |
Typically 7–15 videos/day, may increase over time |
|
Large/trusted creators |
Same as above |
May effectively upload many more per day |
💡 Tips to expand limits
- Verify your account with a phone.
- Upload consistently, staying within community guidelines.
- Avoid strikes/copyright claims — build trust.
- Over time, you may get Advanced Features enabling more uploads .
🧾 Final answer:
- No fixed daily count limit, but daily uploads are indirectly capped by total duration (≤ 12 h/video) and size (≤ 256 GB/video), as well as your channel’s reputation.
- Most mid-level creators find a 7–15 videos/day limit, gradually improving with time and good standing.
Let me know if you want strategies to grow your upload capacity or specific tips for your channel!
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