Upload once and publish across all your YouTube channels with their own titles, tags and first comments. Schedule it, watch the queue, read the analytics — without opening YouTube Studio fifty times.
Free To Use. You connect your own Google Cloud project, so nothing runs on someone else's quota.
What You Get
Not a wrapper around one upload button. A queue, a ledger, a retry policy and an audit log, because at fifty channels those are the parts that matter.
Pick Short or Long before you upload. Shorts get the #Shorts tag automatically; long videos are left exactly as you wrote them.
Pick one video and fifty channels. Each pair becomes its own tracked job with its own retry policy.
Give every channel its own title, description, tags and first comment, or reuse one set everywhere.
Publish later, and offset each channel by minutes so they do not all land in the same second.
Save patterns with placeholders and apply a full metadata set with one click.
Posted the moment the video goes live, with a direct link so pinning takes five seconds.
Live progress, attempt counts, and the exact YouTube reason behind every failure.
Views, watch minutes, likes and subscriber changes across every channel you own.
Tokens and API secrets are sealed with envelope encryption and never shown again.
Four Steps
The only fiddly part is creating your Google API keys, and the built-in guide walks you through every screen.
Email and a password. No card, no confirmation email, no waiting.
Make a free Cloud project, enable the YouTube APIs, paste the client ID and secret. Your redirect URI is waiting in Settings with a copy button.
One approval per Google account brings in every channel it owns, all at once.
Drop a video, write the details, tick the channels, press publish. Watch the queue work.
Inside
Live progress, exact failure reasons, resumable uploads and a quota ledger that knows YouTube resets at midnight Pacific, not yours.
Straight Talk
You will meet these on day one either way, so here they are before you sign up rather than after.
That is Google's allowance, not ours, and no setting raises it. Each channel is capped at two a day so one channel cannot swallow the lot. Fifty channels times two is exactly one hundred.
Until your Google project passes YouTube's API audit, everything it uploads stays locked to private. The audit is free and you request it from the Cloud Console.
YouTube has no API for pinning a comment. We post the comment and hand you a direct link — three dots, Pin, done in seconds.
Rotating projects to squeeze out more uploads breaks YouTube's terms and takes every connected channel down with it. If you need more, ask Google through the audit.
Questions
Yes. Your own keys mean your own daily allowance and your own audit standing, so nobody else's activity can slow you down or put your access at risk. The setup guide walks through it screen by screen, and your redirect URI is shown with a copy button the moment you sign up.
It is encrypted before storage with a per-record key that is itself wrapped by the server key. It cannot be read back through the interface by anyone, including the administrator, and you can delete it at any time.
Yes. Choose Short or Long before you upload. Shorts get the #Shorts tag added for you; long videos are published exactly as written. YouTube itself decides what counts as a Short, based on length and aspect ratio.
Fifty by default, and the administrator can raise that for your account. One Google account with several channels connects them all in a single approval.
The queue pauses itself and resumes automatically after midnight Pacific time. Nothing fails and nothing needs re-queueing.
Every token is revoked at Google and your channels, videos and jobs are removed here. Videos already published stay on YouTube — they belong to your channel, not to us.
Create an account, add your Google keys, connect your channels. The queue does the rest.
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