Reels become Shorts
Vertical and square Reels up to 3 minutes post as Shorts, uploaded as the video file itself.
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Linking Instagram and YouTube only adds a profile link. For a real Instagram to YouTube integration, connect both accounts to PostOnce and every new Reel posts as a YouTube Short automatically.
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Every Reel gets a second life in YouTube search.
Use the Business or Creator account your Reels come from.
Pick the channel that should get each Short.
New Reels post as Shorts, now or in a slot you set.
Vertical and square Reels up to 3 minutes post as Shorts, uploaded as the video file itself.
The first line of your caption becomes the title, up to YouTube's 100 characters. The full caption becomes the description.
YouTube only takes video, so photo and carousel posts are skipped.
Reels with your own audio post as they are. Reels with licensed songs post too, but YouTube may mute or remove them later.
Turn on existing posts to send your back catalog. YouTube caps daily uploads per channel, so big catalogs take a few days.
Instagram Business or Creator, plus a YouTube channel.
In YouTube Studio, go to Customization and add your Instagram under Links. That shows a link on your channel; it doesn't copy any Reels.
Yes. PostOnce posts through YouTube's official upload API, like any scheduler. In a check of 40 YouTube channels before and after crossposting, views showed no consistent drop.
Post your Reel on Instagram and PostOnce sends it to YouTube straight away. Of 1,280 Reels PostOnce sent right away in the last 30 days, half were live as Shorts within about 5 minutes.
Both are vertical videos, and Shorts can run up to 3 minutes, so most Reels fit as they are.
No. YouTube only accepts video, so PostOnce sends your Reels and skips photo posts.
Yes. Turn on existing posts. YouTube limits how many videos a channel can upload a day, so send a large catalog over a few days.
Your own audio posts as it is. Songs licensed inside Instagram don't bring their rights to YouTube, so YouTube may mute or remove those Shorts.
A Business or Creator account, plus a YouTube channel. Instagram doesn't let apps read personal accounts.
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