AutoPost

Videos out on time.

AutoPost uploads videos from your own software to your YouTube channel and publishes them at the time you set. Title, description, thumbnail, playlist, captions and the first comment arrive with the video.

Ask for access How it works

AutoPost is in private use for now. Write to us if you want it for your channel.

Example schedule: 14:00 cartoon episode 12, scheduled. 17:00 weekly recap, uploaded. 20:00 daily short, uploading, 64 percent. 23:00 tutorial part 3, queued.

What it does

  • Uploads from your software

    One API request sends a video with all its details. You can also upload by hand in the dashboard.

  • Publishes on schedule

    Videos reach YouTube right away as scheduled uploads, and YouTube makes them public at your time, even if your computer is off.

  • Keeps the details together

    Title, description, tags, thumbnail, playlist, captions, audience and AI-content labels are set in the same step.

  • Posts the first comment

    Once a video is live, AutoPost posts your comment on it. Pinning it takes one click in YouTube Studio.

  • Edits uploaded videos

    Change the title, description, thumbnail or release time of a video that is already uploaded.

  • Works with several channels

    Connect each channel once with Google sign-in and choose where every video goes.

How it works

  1. Connect your channel

    Sign in with Google, choose the channel and allow AutoPost to upload videos and manage the videos it uploads.

  2. Send a video

    Your software calls the AutoPost API with the file, its details and a release time, or you upload it in the dashboard.

  3. It goes out on time

    AutoPost uploads the video, and YouTube publishes it at the set time. The dashboard shows the status and the link.

Your data

AutoPost uses YouTube API Services. It only acts on the videos you send to it: it uploads them, sets their details, adds them to playlists, uploads captions and posts the comments you provide. It does not read your other videos, comments or analytics.

Access to your channel is stored encrypted, video files are deleted once they are published, and you can revoke AutoPost's access at any time in your Google Account. The details are in the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service.