Share a Part of YouTube Video

Sharing YouTube videos is great way to add content to your post.

 However,​ ​there are times ​ ​when we ​ ​just want to share that interesting 35-second moment from that 16 min video, or​ ​just​ ​​skip the boring introduction of the video​.

Here are two easy methods for sharing a specific part of a YouTube video.

Method#1 Copy Video URL

Play the video that you would like to share and pause it at the point from where you would like to share it. Now right click anywhere on the video, and select “Copy video URL at current time” from the menu.





Method# 2 Edit video while sharing
Click on the “Share” button below the video, and you will see a “Start at” button below the video URL. Check the checkbox next to it, and enter your desired time in the text field next to “Start at.”​



By default, the time at which the video is paused will be automatically suggested.
If you have paused at the right time, there is no need to enter time manually.



Now share the video using the options provided by YouTube or just copy-paste the URL anywhere you like.


Below is a video tutorial on how share a part of a YouTube Video:














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