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Pond5 Q&A: Can I use this music track on YouTube?🤔

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Yes! Music from Pond5 grants use across all media, including YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, video games

Yes! Music from Pond5 grants use across all media, including YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, video games, marketing projects, and more. [Pond5](   [FOOTAGE]( [MUSIC]( [AFTER EFFECTS]( REFER & EARN](   [Music from Pond5 grants use across all media, including YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, video games, marketing projects, and more.]( Q: A: I found a music track I love. Can I use it on YouTube? Yes! Under our [License Agreement](, the music you license from Pond5 grants royalty-free, worldwide, perpetual use across all media, including YouTube, TV & Film, Instagram, TikTok, marketing projects, email, blogs, presentations, websites, and video games, to name a few. You can use the file in any creative or commercial context, providing you do not give your audience access to the raw Pond5 file. To learn more, read our [Guide to Royalty-Free Licensing](. Q: A: What do I need to know about YouTube Content ID? Content ID (CID) is YouTube’s digital fingerprinting system that allows rights holders to identify and manage their copyrighted music. It protects both Pond5 customers and artists from infringement by preventing fraud, piracy, and people from uploading content they have not purchased. Q: A: Why would I get a Content ID claim if I legitimately purchase stock music? There are rare cases when a composer registers their music into the YouTube Content ID system, and the only way for YouTube to verify you’ve obtained the proper license is by making a Content ID claim. Pond5 requires our composers to release all claims on videos uploaded by Pond5 customers. So if this happens, just dispute the claim, and you’ll be back monetizing your video in no time. Q: A: How do I dispute and clear a YouTube Content ID claim? We have a helpful step-by-step guide in our Help Center for clearing claims. Visit [How to Dispute/Clear a YouTube Content ID Claim](. Following these steps will provide a fast resolution to any outstanding claim. If additional help is needed, we are happily standing by to give more support. Q: I found a music track I love. Can I use it on YouTube? A: Yes! Under our [License Agreement](, the music you license from Pond5 grants royalty-free, worldwide, perpetual use across all media, including YouTube, TV & Film, Instagram, TikTok, marketing projects, email, blogs, presentations, websites, and video games, to name a few. You can use the file in any creative or commercial context, providing you do not give your audience access to the raw Pond5 file. To learn more, read our [Guide to Royalty-Free Licensing](. Q: What do I need to know about YouTube Content ID? A: Content ID (CID) is YouTube’s digital fingerprinting system that allows rights holders to identify and manage their copyrighted music. It protects both Pond5 customers and artists from infringement by preventing fraud, piracy, and people from uploading content they have not purchased. Q: Why would I get a Content ID claim if I legitimately purchase stock music? A: There are rare cases when a composer registers their music into the YouTube Content ID system, and the only way for YouTube to verify you’ve obtained the proper license is by making a Content ID claim. Pond5 requires our composers to release all claims on videos uploaded by Pond5 customers. So if this happens, just dispute the claim, and you’ll be back monetizing your video in no time. Q: How do I dispute and clear a YouTube Content ID claim? A: We have a helpful step-by-step guide in our Help Center for clearing claims. Visit [How to Dispute/Clear a YouTube Content ID Claim](. Following these steps will provide a fast resolution to any outstanding claim. If additional help is needed, we are happily standing by to give more support.   [LEARN MORE ABOUT POSTING ON YOUTUBE]( [LEARN MORE ABOUT POSTING ON YOUTUBE](   HOW CAN WE HELP WITH YOUR PROJECT? Get free expert project support from a Pond5 [Creative Partner](. Our [Customer Service](mailto:support@pond5.com) team and [Help Center]( articles are always available. HOW CAN WE HELP WITH YOUR PROJECT? Get free expert project support from a Pond5 [Creative Partner](. Our [Customer Service](mailto:support@pond5.com) team and [Help Center]( articles are always available. CONNECT WITH US [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [YouTube]( [Trustpilot Human score]( [Trustpilot Stars]( [Trustpilot Logo]( [VIEW IN BROWSER]( [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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