Fix incorrect track, album, or artist information

These features are only available to partners using YouTube's Content Manager to manage their copyrighted content.

The information shown in an Art Track comes from the metadata in the "Audio - Art Tracks" spreadsheet or DDEX file you used to deliver the art track. See Creating Art Tracks for details about which metadata fields map to the Art Track and its description.

If the Art Track or its description has incorrect information, there are a couple ways you can correct it:

• Request change button: The "Request change" button lets you report certain issues to YouTube directly from Studio Content Manager:
  1. Sign in to Studio Content Manager.
  2. From the left menu, select Assets .
  3. At the top of the page, click the Art tracks tab.
  4. Click the title of an art track.
  5. On the Overview  page, click REQUEST CHANGE.
  6. Select a "Problem type" from the dropdown , such as:
     • Art track is not associated with the desired artist channel.
     • Art track is not associated with the desired music video.
     • Art track has the wrong primary or featured artist.
     • Art track has incorrect spelling, formatting, or translation.
     • Art track is not playable or visible as expected in product.
  7. Enter the remaining details.
  8. Click SUBMIT.

Tip: To see items with open or closed changes, you can filter your Releases and Art tracks tabs by clicking the filter bar   Change requests  Open or Closed  APPLY.

Redelivery

If you notice errors within your discography, such as incorrect album titles or song metadata, get in touch with your label or distributor.

You can correct the information by delivering a new version of the metadata or by requesting a takedown of the Art Track and redelivering it. To update a single track in an album, you must include the metadata for all tracks on the album, even those that don't have any change.