YouTube doubles size limit of video uploads from 1GB to 2GB

02 July, 2009

Google-owned video sharing site YouTube.com has doubled the size limit of video uploads from 1GB to 2GB. According to YouTube, the move will allow its users to upload videos at a higher resolution.

YouTube has however clarified that while the file size for individual videos has been increased to two gigabytes, the 10-minute length restriction for videos posted on the site remains in place. [Source: LiveMint]

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