YouTube timestamp generator
Timestamps that YouTube reads as chapters.
Free. No sign-up. Nothing leaves your browser.
One chapter a line, for the video’s description.
Draft the video in Flaghand with its description and chapters, approve it, and Flaghand uploads it at its time.
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How do I add timestamps to a YouTube video?
Put them in the video’s description, one chapter a line, each starting with its time: 0:00 Intro, then 1:05 Setup and so on. The first has to be 0:00, there have to be at least three, in order, and each chapter has to run at least 10 seconds.
Why are my YouTube chapters not showing?
Most often a rule is broken: no 0:00 first, fewer than three timestamps, times out of order, or a chapter under 10 seconds. The generator names which. If they all pass, YouTube’s help says chapters can also be off when the channel has an active strike, when the video may be inappropriate for some viewers, or when the channel doesn’t have access to the feature yet.
What format do YouTube timestamps use?
Minutes and seconds, 1:05, or hours, minutes and seconds, 1:02:03. The generator also reads (1:05), [1:05] and Title - 1:05, and copies every chapter as 0:00 Title, the way YouTube’s help shows them.
Is my description uploaded?
No. It is read in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored, and the page sets no cookies.
Checked on : YouTube Help, Video chapters.
For the rest of the video, use the YouTube title checker, the YouTube tags checker and the YouTube thumbnail preview.