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After an account is created with the YouTube website, one can easily upload videos. In order to do this, one must sign into their account and then click the upload button. After this, a small pop-up window will appear. The user then locates the desired video file from their hard drive and begins the upload. The time is takes to upload the video will vary based on the size of the file.
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