Video pins, not link cards
Each Short uploads as a native video pin, so people watch it on Pinterest instead of leaving for YouTube.
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To post a YouTube video on Pinterest, paste its link into a new Pin, which opens YouTube. PostOnce uploads each new Short as a video pin that plays on Pinterest.
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Your Shorts get a second home in Pinterest search, with no downloading.
Sign in to the channel you upload Shorts to.
Sign in to the Pinterest account you pin to.
New Shorts become video pins from then on.
Each Short uploads as a native video pin, so people watch it on Pinterest instead of leaving for YouTube.
Your YouTube title becomes the pin title, and the description follows, up to 500 characters.
Shorts go by default. Long videos are opt-in and post when they're 5 minutes or less, Pinterest's limit.
Each pin links to its YouTube video, or to your own link, like your site. Pick the board in the workflow's settings.
Turn on existing posts to pin Shorts you've already uploaded, on paid plans and the free trial.
Yes, your own. PostOnce uploads each new Short from your channel to Pinterest as a video pin, through Pinterest's official posting API.
A pinned YouTube link shows the thumbnail and opens YouTube. A video pin is uploaded to Pinterest, so it plays there.
Yes. Each pin links to its YouTube video. To send people somewhere else, like your site, set Pin link in the workflow's settings.
They don't post, because Pinterest takes video pins up to 5 minutes. Shorts always fit.
No. PostOnce only reads from your channel, so nothing changes on YouTube. It posts to Pinterest through Pinterest's official posting API, the same one schedulers use. How a pin does depends on your Pinterest account and the pin.
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