If the word “Title” is appearing at the start of your YouTube video, it might be an issue with the video editing or exporting process. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this:
Check Your Video Editing Software:
Open the project file in your video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, iMovie).
Review the beginning of your video timeline to ensure there is no text overlay or title card with the word “Title.”
Inspect Video Export Settings:
When exporting your video, make sure there are no default titles or overlays added during the export process.
Check for any export settings related to adding text or titles at the beginning of the video.
Review YouTube Upload Settings:
Sometimes, YouTube’s video uploader might add automatic captions or titles. During the upload process, check for any options related to adding titles and disable them.
Re-upload the Video:
If you’ve identified the issue, re-edit the video to remove the unwanted title, and then re-upload it to YouTube.
Use YouTube’s Video Editor:
After uploading the video, you can use YouTube’s built-in video editor to trim or cut the beginning of the video to remove the unwanted title.
Check Subtitle or Caption Tracks:
Ensure that you don’t have subtitle or caption tracks that include the word “Title” at the beginning of the video. Some video players might display the subtitle track automatically.
Clear Browser Cache:
If you’ve viewed the video multiple times, your browser might be caching an older version of the video. Clear your browser cache and try viewing the video again.
Contact YouTube Support:
If the issue persists and you can’t identify the problem, reach out to YouTube Support for assistance. They might be able to provide insights based on your specific video and account settings.