YouTube Redesigned the New Logo and Supports Vertical Video

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Understanding YouTube Redesigned the New Logo and Supports Vertical Video

YouTube will soon update the application to allow users to watch videos along. Since then, you won't have to see ugly black stripes on both sides of the video. This change is part of a major overhaul of YouTube, bringing new features to the website along with a new logo.

Once aired, the app's video player automatically adjusts the vertical or horizontal aspect ratio of the video you are watching. This means that vertical video will look like what you see on Snapchat, the video takes up the entire screen instead of being replaced by black stripes.

YouTube should have supported this feature many years ago, but anyway it's better than nothing. This will be the good news that many people welcome.

Other features will appear on YouTube also can change the speed of video playback, the new control operations allow video rewinding by swiping across the screen (YouTube said it is currently testing this feature) and Of course a new logo.

Compare the new and old logos of YouTube

The new logo is not completely different from the old design. It will be black, white and red with letters closer together. There is also a small logo with a logo that YouTube says will be easy to adapt to the small screen.

'When the area is tight (on the phone) you can use that bright logo as an alternative, easier to read and readable logo,' said Product Manager YouTube Neal Mohan.

YouTube also made some changes on the website. Finally there will be a new Dark Theme inspired by Material Design that allows browsing and watching videos in night mode.