Check from YouTube Studio

  • Go to YouTube and make sure you're logged in.

  • Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner.

  • Select YouTube Studio from the drop-down menu.

  • In YouTube Studio, click on the Settings button in the left-hand menu (it looks like a gear icon).

  • Click on the "Account" tab.

  • If you see your Google account name listed as the channel name, it's a non-branded account.

  • If it says "Brand Account" (with the name of the Brand Account), your channel is a branded account.

2. Look at the Channel Name

  • Non-Branded: If your YouTube channel name is the same as your Google account name (the email address you signed up with), it's a non-branded account.
  • Branded: If your channel has a unique name that's different from your Google account name, it's likely a branded account.

3. Check Your Ability to Create More Channels

  • Branded Account: If you can create multiple channels under the same Google account (without needing a new Google account), it's a branded account.
  • Non-Branded Account: If you can only manage one YouTube channel under your Google account, it's a non-branded account.

4. Check the YouTube Website

  • Go to YouTube Settings by clicking on your profile picture and selecting Settings.
  • Scroll down and look for the "Account" section.
  • If you see the option "Channel" or "Advanced settings", your account is more likely to be a non-branded account. If there's an option for Brand Account, it’s a branded account.

Summary:

  • Non-branded: Tied directly to your Google account, and the name is the same as your Google account.
  • Branded: A separate channel that you can give a unique name, and you can create multiple channels under the same Google account.

Let me know if you need any help with this!

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