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YouTube is rolling out its “Replace song” feature to creators in more countries.

The Verge •
November 03, 2026 • 07:44 PM
• By Jay Peters
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The tool, introduced in the US earlier this year, lets creators swap out songs in videos with audio copyright claims with unique, instrumental, YouTube-generated, royalty-free tracks. It’s now coming to more countries and is available for “creators in most countries outside of the European Economic Area,” YouTube says. [Link: New music creation tool to help resolve copyright claims | https://support.google.com/youtube/thread/476172346?hl=en | YouTube Community]

YouTube is rolling out its “Replace song” feature to creators in more countries.

The tool, introduced in the US earlier this year , lets creators swap out songs in videos with audio copyright claims with unique, instrumental, YouTube-generated, royalty-free tracks. It’s now coming to more countries and is available for “creators in most countries outside of the European Economic Area,” YouTube says .

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