YouTube Picture in Picture Mode Could Be Available for Non Premium Users Outside US All Details

YouTube started rolling out the PiP (picture-in-picture) feature for its users in 2021. This popular feature of the video streaming app allows users to watch videos simultaneously while running other apps on their device. YouTube users outside the US have to take a premium membership to use the PiP feature. But this rule may change in the coming time, as several posts on social media platforms indicate that non-premium users in Europe are currently getting to use YouTube’s PiP function.

Many on Reddit Threads reveals that YouTube is rolling out PiP mode for non-premium users outside the US. To add credibility to the claims, the post includes videos of the feature, showing a mini-player in a floating window for music videos while using other apps on their device. It appears that users largely from the Europe region have noticed the PiP feature on their devices.

YouTube has not yet revealed plans to expand PiP to non-premium subscribers outside the US. Therefore, this information cannot be considered completely true. It is speculated that Google is testing PiP with a select group of non-premium European users.

However, a recent comment from YouTube’s X account contradicts this claim. Rebuttal It says PiP outside the US is currently limited to premium subscriptions. YouTube’s PiP Support Page According to , users outside the US will have to subscribe to premium to access it.

YouTube Premium price in India starts at Rs 129 per month. Google is offering one month free subscription for new users and a plan for Rs 79 per month for students. There is also a family plan, in which five members can be added, which costs Rs 189. The annual plan costs Rs 1,290, while the three-month plan costs Rs 399.