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Repost Old YouTube Videos Automatically

Here's how to repost old videos on YouTube automatically, Shorts included: pick the videos, set a schedule, and PostOnce uploads them again to the same channel as new videos.

Repost my old YouTube videos

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How to repost old videos on YouTube in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Connect your YouTube channel

    Connect your YouTube channel. It is both the source and the destination.

  2. 2

    Pick your old videos

    Choose Existing posts, then select the Shorts and videos worth showing again.

  3. 3

    Set your schedule

    Choose the days and times. PostOnce reposts them one at a time, not all at once.

Sharing a link vs. uploading it again

Sharing a video link or a community post points viewers back to the old video.

PostOnce uploads the original video again as a new video on your channel. No downloading or re-uploading by hand.

Keep the original: no deleting needed

  • The original video stays up with its views, likes and comments.
  • The repost is a new video, so it starts from zero.
  • Choose how often old videos come back.
  • Turn on Recycle scheduled posts to keep the rotation going.

Repost old videos without looking like spam

  • YouTube can treat repeated uploads of the same video as reused content, which matters for monetized channels.
  • Leave weeks between reposts and don't repost the same video over and over.
  • Pick videos newer subscribers haven't seen. Some reposts take off again, some don't.
  • Works with Shorts and regular videos.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Pick the old videos in PostOnce and they are uploaded again to the same channel on your schedule.

No. The original keeps its views, likes and comments. The repost is a new video and starts from zero.

Yes. Shorts and regular videos can both be reposted.

No tool can promise it won't. Monetized channels should be careful. Reposting with weeks in between, and not the same video over and over, is the safest way to do it.

No need. Leave the original where it is.

Yes. Add any other connected account as a destination in the same workflow.

Bring your best YouTube videos back

Set it up once and let PostOnce handle the reposting.

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