Native video, not a link
PostOnce downloads the video and uploads it to your Page, so it plays on Facebook.
Trusted by 4,500+ creators and brands
Sharing a YouTube link on Facebook only posts a preview. To post the video itself, it has to be uploaded, and PostOnce does that for every new YouTube video and Short, straight to your Facebook Page.
postonce_to
Updated
Your videos play on Facebook instead of sending viewers away.
Pick the channel you upload to.
Choose the Page that should get each video.
New uploads go to Facebook as video, not a link.
PostOnce downloads the video and uploads it to your Page, so it plays on Facebook.
Vertical Shorts post as Facebook Reels, and longer videos post to your Page too.
Your YouTube title and description become the Facebook caption, in full.
Turn on existing posts to send your back catalog, not just new uploads.
1 in 5 of these videos also go to another platform from the same workflow.
Facebook doesn't let apps post to personal profiles. Now and then it asks a Page admin to confirm their identity first.
Upload the video itself rather than sharing the link, so it plays in the feed. PostOnce does that automatically for every new upload.
Download the video and upload it to Facebook, or connect your channel and Page to PostOnce, which uploads each new video for you.
Post it as a Facebook video instead of a link. A link post opens YouTube; an uploaded video plays on Facebook.
Yes. Shorts post to your Page as Reels automatically.
Connect your channel and your Facebook Page to PostOnce, then turn on the YouTube to Facebook workflow. Each new video and Short uploads to your Page as native video.
Yes. PostOnce posts through Facebook's official API, like any scheduler. In a check of 40 YouTube channels before and after crossposting, YouTube views showed no consistent drop.
No. Facebook only lets apps post to Pages, so connect the Page you run.
Yes. Turn on existing posts and PostOnce sends your back catalog to your Page.
Join 4,500+ users who post once and publish everywhere.