Create a Google Cloud project
Open console.cloud.google.com and sign in with the Google account that owns your YouTube channel. Open the project dropdown at the top, then choose New project.
Setup
Six steps, about five minutes, once. At the end, ClipForge can upload finished videos straight to your YouTube channel.
Open console.cloud.google.com and sign in with the Google account that owns your YouTube channel. Open the project dropdown at the top, then choose New project.
With your new project selected, go to APIs & Services › Library, search for YouTube Data API v3, and press Enable. This is the permission that lets anything upload on your behalf.
This is the screen you will see when you grant access. Under OAuth consent screen, choose External, fill in an app name and your email, and save.
Still on the consent screen, find Audience › Test users and add the Google account that owns your channel.
Until Google verifies your project, only accounts listed there may sign in. Everyone else — including you, if you skip it — gets Access blocked at the final step, and nothing explains why.
You will need this in the next step. It tells Google where to send you after you approve access.
https://clipforgee.app/api/youtube/callback
One missing character and the sign-in fails with
redirect_uri_mismatch. Copy it — do not retype
it.
Go to Credentials › Create credentials › OAuth client ID. Choose Web application as the type, then paste the address from step 4 under Authorised redirect URIs.
Google now shows you a client ID and a client secret. Copy both into the last step of the ClipForge setup, then press Save and connect.
The client ID ends in .apps.googleusercontent.com; the
secret starts with GOCSPX-. If you paste the wrong one,
ClipForge tells you before it saves.