FAQ
Questions about Publish
From shooting to publishing
These are the questions authors ask most. Short answers — about the first upload, editing, scheduling, and what stays in your hands.
What video format do I need — and how many should I upload? + −
Upload as you shot it on your phone. The service accepts vertical 1080×1920, 30 fps only — 4K and 60 fps are unnecessary, it will compress anyway. Max length is 3 minutes, but 30–90 seconds is better: shorter clips hold watch time. Trim the start and end on your phone before upload — the service does not cut. Upload 1–3 videos at a time, no more. In an hour you can process 5–10 clips — the bottleneck is not render, it is your subtitle review.
What does the AI do, and what stays on me? Why do subtitles get things wrong? + −
AI: transcript, subtitles, 3–5 title and description options, cover text, editing accents. You: fix recognition mistakes (terms, names, numbers), approve the final copy, pick a preset and a schedule. Subtitle mistakes are normal if the clip has jargon, noise, or an accent. The model hears phonetics, not your niche. Spend 30–60 seconds correcting them — similar videos will stay more stable.
How do I publish to different networks without killing reach? + −
For each clip you choose the platforms: for example Instagram + TikTok now, YouTube Shorts later — with a different title and description for each algorithm. The calendar shows the queue; avoid 5 clips in one hour on the same account. Spread them across activity windows — there is no universal best time. We give control, not magic.
Can I run several brands and change the style? + −
Yes. Each brand or client gets its own workspace with its own socials, presets, and queue. A client clip will not go to your personal TikTok. Changing a preset does not rebuild old videos — the new style applies only to new processing. To restyle an old clip, run it again with the new preset.
Security, content rights, and music + −
Access is OAuth for publishing only — we never ask for your password. You can disconnect an account in your profile. Music in the library is licensed; you will not get strikes unless you add commercial hits “from the phone.” Rights stay yours: source, subtitles, titles, cover. We take nothing and do not publish under our name.
What happens if I cancel, where are videos stored, and how do I try it? + −
On cancel you choose: either the queue finishes (while access remains), or scheduled posts are removed. Already published posts stay on the platforms. We are not a permanent archive — finished clips live on your socials. Temporary files are not kept after publish. Want to try — upload 2–3 of your own clips and check subtitles, cover, and edit. If it works, scale; if not, you will see that before paying.