Shorts become Reels
Each Short uploads to Instagram as a Reel, the video itself rather than a link. If your account is eligible, Publish as Trial Reels shows them to non-followers first.
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Yes, you can share YouTube Shorts on Instagram. YouTube only gives you a link to put in a Story, so PostOnce uploads each new Short to your Instagram Reels as a real video. Long videos can go too, up to 15 minutes.
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Every Short gets a second audience on Reels. Of the Shorts PostOnce sent right away in the last 30 days, half were live on Instagram within 16 minutes.
Pick the channel you upload Shorts to.
Use your Business or Creator account.
New Shorts post to your Reels automatically.
Each Short uploads to Instagram as a Reel, the video itself rather than a link. If your account is eligible, Publish as Trial Reels shows them to non-followers first.
Your YouTube title and description become the Instagram caption.
Shorts go by default. Turn on regular videos to send longer uploads too, up to Instagram's 15-minute Reel limit.
Turn on existing posts to send your back catalog, not just new uploads.
Shorts with your own audio post as they are. Instagram may mute licensed songs.
Instagram Business or Creator, plus your YouTube channel.
Yes. YouTube only offers a link, so upload the Short as a Reel yourself, or let PostOnce post each new Short to your Reels.
No. Adding your YouTube link to Instagram only shows a link; it doesn't copy videos. PostOnce connects the two so your Shorts post as Reels.
Copy the video link, then add it to a Story with the link sticker. Viewers tap it to watch on YouTube.
Yes. Turn on Post everything as Stories for your Instagram account and each Short goes to your Story as the video itself, instead of Reels. Videos over 60 seconds are skipped, and captions don't show on Stories.
Only if you turn on regular videos. Reels can run up to 15 minutes, so longer uploads don't post.
No. It posts your videos as they are. Cutting highlights from long videos is a job for a clipping tool.
Yes. PostOnce posts through Instagram's official API, like any scheduler. In a check of 40 YouTube channels before and after crossposting, YouTube views showed no consistent drop.
Yes, a Business or Creator account. Meta only lets apps post to those.
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