How to Sync YouTube Across Devices

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Syncing your YouTube activity across multiple devices is seamless and automatic—as long as you're signed in with the same Google account. Unlike some apps that require manual syncing, YouTube is fully cloud-based, meaning your watch history, liked videos, subscriptions, and playlists are all tied to your account rather than your individual device.

To ensure everything stays in sync, all you need to do is log in to the same YouTube/Google account on every device you use. Whether it's an Android phone, iPhone, tablet, smart TV, or web browser, once you're signed in, YouTube will automatically sync your activity. This allows you to start watching a video on your phone and continue where you left off on your smart TV or desktop.

Watch history and liked videos are synced instantly, and they remain available under your account’s Library tab across platforms. Playlists and subscriptions are also universal, so any changes you make—such as subscribing to a new channel or saving a video to a playlist—will reflect on all devices.

For smart TVs or streaming devices like Chromecast, you can also link your mobile device by tapping the cast icon in the YouTube app, allowing you to control playback while keeping everything tied to your Google account.

If syncing doesn’t appear to be working, double-check that you’re logged in with the same Google account on all devices, ensure you have a stable internet connection, and verify that YouTube's background data usage isn't restricted by your device's settings.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:08 How syncing works via your Google account
0:23 Applies across phones, tablets, smart TVs, and more
0:35 Your watch history, likes, and subscriptions stay connected
0:41 Conclusion

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