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Nail the soundtrack, nail the video. The right library changes everything.

Royalty-free music seems like the ideal choice for creators, right? The promise of no royalties sounds like the perfect solution. But it doesn't always protect you from copyright claims.

Last week, we had the honor of winning the Social Impact Award at the Global FinTech Awards 2025 in London. While this recognition means a lot to us, it’s more than just a trophy on the shelf. It’s a powerful reminder of why we started MilX in the first place, and how much more we have to do.

Want your YouTube videos to sound as good as they look? The right music sets the tone and keeps viewers engaged. But using copyrighted tracks can kill your monetization or worse.

Don’t want to get a copyright claim? Use royalty-free music for videos! Seems so simple… Only if there weren’t dozens of exceptions to the rules and several pitfalls.

Got hit with a YouTube copyright claim? Don’t panic. It’s not always a strike, and it’s not always a problem.

Theft is theft, whether it’s your wallet or your content (and for creators, that’s often the same thing). It’s a crime. And like any crime, it can be prevented and punished.

Some creators love it. Others can't stand it. But when it comes to protecting your content, Content ID is a powerful tool that can either work in your favor (or leave you frustrated).

A copyright strike on YouTube can be a worst nightmare. One small slip-up, and your channel’s reputation, monetization, and future content are at risk.

Think a copyright claim and a copyright strike are the same? Well, on YouTube, one takes your ad revenue, the other can wipe out your entire channel.