- I'm gonna share with you five apps
every YouTuber should have
and we're startin' right now.
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My name is Nick, welcome to another video.
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And real quick, before I give my list,
let me know what apps you are using
to help you with your YouTube creations
down in the comments below.
Number one is Snapseed.
If you don't have a computer based editor
and you wanna make your thumbnail photos look incredible
or even the thumbnails you use inside of your videos,
Snapseed is the solution for you.
Snapseed allows you to add brightness, contrast,
saturation, add ambience to your photos,
and all types of other things that really make your photos
grab attention and standout from other photos
that are out there on the internet.
It's super easy to use and can make a humongous difference
in how your photos look and, more importantly,
you can actually use it and edit your photos
while you're on the run.
And when I say on the run, I mean on the run like
you're out doing stuff in your day to day life,
not like you're running from the law.
Number two on our list is Open Camera.
In a nutshell, Open Camera lets you dial in
all of your settings for your phone camera.
So, in my case, I have a Samsung S7 and when I do the
selfie version, when I use the front cam,
it kind of doesn't really perform that well.
However, if I use Open Cam, I can make all of the
adjustments to make the picture a lot better.
Having that ability to dial in your settings
and hold the exposure in your phone camera is fantastic
because it can help you shoot really good looking B-roll
footage that you can use in your videos
or if you're doing vLogs or any type of content on the run,
then it can really help you dial in
how good your video content looks.
And when I say dial in, basically what I mean by that
is it makes it look better.
Next on the list is Legend.
Legend is awesome if you're somebody that makes videos
on your phone or if you are someone that wants to make some
cool transitions or some tech slides to introduce the next
segment of your video or, you know, in a case like this
where I'm giving you a numbered list of things in the video.
Technically I could use Legend to create the slides
that would go in between each section
if I was using slides that went in between each section.
With Legend, it's so easy to use and all you have to do is
you have to put in the text that you want
and then Legend will remake all of these
awesome graphics for you.
Once you have the graphics that you want
or you have the look that you want,
then you can export those and you can use them in your files
on your phone or you can use them in your files
on your computer but there's a huge array of options
in here, unfortunately you can't customize them fully
but for what it is that they offer,
they actually look pretty cool right out of the gate.
Next up on the list is the YouTube Creator Studio app.
If you are not already using the Creator Studio app
to help manage your YouTube channel,
you definitely need to download it right now.
The Creator Studio app lets you answer your comments
on the run, it lets you look at your analytics on the run,
and basically it lets you manage all of the back end stuff
on your channel while you're on the go.
Or on the run.
If you have a Pateron account like I do,
I'm just starting to open it up,
the link to that is gonna be down in the description below
if you wanna hop on board, they have an app
to where you can manage your YouTube channel there
but they actually have one on the way called Lens
to where you can currently download it
but once they open it up to everybody,
you can actually add content while you're on the run.
So, let's say that you're out doing something,
you can add a picture or a video clip or something like that
to your Patreon feed while you're on the go.
So, basically it gives you that more intimate connection
with the people that are into what it is that you're doing.
Unfortunately, at this point in time,
because my Patreon account is new,
I don't have Lens yet, they're not giving me access,
but as soon as they roll it out, it's something
that I'll definitely be using as well.
And as a bonus, just in case you don't have Patreon,
Google Keep is next up on the list.
Personally, I use Google Keep to help me organize
my thoughts and ideas with the things that I wanna do
on my channel, the things that I wanna do on my
different websites and things like that.
If I have an image that I wanna make sure that I remember
that I put up on Instagram, I add it to Google Keep
so that I remember to put it up on Instagram.
Because, you know, I'm thinkin' about other stuff,
not remembering Instagram, so, that's what I gotta do
in order to remember to post to Instagram.
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