Schedule YouTube videos and Shorts.
Upload the video, write the title and description, set tags, privacy and the made-for-kids flag, and publish it at the hour your viewers are watching — so you can upload a week at a time.
Your first post is free. No credit card.
New this week: the report writes itself every Monday. One less thing to write →
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- StudioDelivered
- @studioDelivered
- studio.coDelivered
New this week: the report writes itself every Monday. One less thing to write →
Title, tags and privacy, set once
Everything YouTube asks for is in the composer, so nothing waits in YouTube Studio.
Public, unlisted or private
Pick who sees it. Unlisted for a link you share, private for a check first.
Shorts and full videos
A vertical clip becomes a Short; a wide one becomes a video. The preview shows which.
A receipt for every upload
When it is live you get the link. You never wonder if the upload finished.
Title, description and tags, in one place.
Write the title and description once. xpost shows the YouTube version with its own counters, the tags you set, and the privacy you chose.
Upload a week of videos in one afternoon.
Add videos to your queue and they publish at the hour you set. Choose “every Thursday at 4 pm” and the slot repeats by itself.
Know it is live, with a link.
Every video comes back with a link to the live upload. You always know it was published.
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- @studioView post
- studio.coView post
- StudioView post
Formats and limits on YouTube
What xpost can publish to YouTube today. The composer checks every one of these before you press Schedule.
| What | In xpost |
|---|---|
| Post types | Video, Short |
| Pictures and video | 1 video, with a title of up to 100 characters |
| Caption length | Up to 5000 characters, counted as you type |
| First comment | Not yet |
| Tagging | Tags, as YouTube uses them |
| Also | Privacy (public, unlisted, private), made-for-kids flag, AI-altered footage and paid product placement labels |
Questions people ask
Yes. A vertical video under 3 minutes is published as a Short; YouTube decides the label from the shape and length, and the preview tells you which it will be.
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