How I Disputed a YouTube Copyright Claim (And Won)

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🛠️ How to Dispute a Copyright Claim on YouTube

  1. Open YouTube Studio
    Go to studio.youtube.com and sign in.
  2. Find the Claimed Video
    In the left menu, click Content.
    Look for the video with the Copyright claim label.
  3. Click “See Details”
    This opens the Copyright details panel.
    You’ll see what part of the video was claimed and by whom.
  4. Click “Dispute”
    Choose: “I have a license or written permission from the rights holder to use this material.”
  5. Provide License Info
    In the dispute form, clearly explain:
    • Where you got the license (e.g., Epidemic Sound, Artlist)
    • License ID or proof of purchase
    • Link to the license terms or your account dashboard
    • Be concise and factual.
  6. Submit the Dispute
    Confirm you understand the risks of false claims.
    Submit the form.
  7. Wait for Review
    The claimant has 30 days to respond.
    • If they agree, the claim is released.
    • If they reject it, you can appeal or remove the content.

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