Upload the video once, fill in the title, description, tags and thumbnail, then pick a time. RobinReach handles the upload, the playlist and the first comment while you get on with the next one.
One dashboard for YouTube and every other channel
The real fields and limits the composer works with, so nothing surprises you on upload day.
You supply the video file. RobinReach uploads it, sets everything around it, and reports back when YouTube confirms the upload.
Scheduling in YouTube Studio means one video, one channel, one browser tab, and a form you fill in again every single time.
Three steps, and the last one is the only one you repeat.
Sign in with Google and pick the YouTube channel you want to publish to. Connect as many channels as your plan allows.
Drop in the video, write the title and description, add tags and a thumbnail, then choose the privacy setting and playlist.
Choose a slot on the calendar. RobinReach uploads the video at that time, attaches the thumbnail and posts your first comment.
Shorts, long form, thumbnails, playlists and comments, handled in the same place you plan the rest of your content.
A vertical Short and a fifteen minute tutorial are scheduled exactly the same way. Attach your video, set the details, choose a time.
Chapters, timestamps, links and credits all fit. The composer counts as you type so nothing gets cut off.
Privacy, playlist and tags are part of the post, not a second job in YouTube Studio afterwards.
Publishing the same video to more than one channel is a checkbox, not another upload.
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Subscribers, videos published and total views land on the same report card as every other network you run.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to RobinReach and ask for the whole upload in plain language. It writes, fills in the fields and schedules the video for you.
One upload can feed a week of posts everywhere else you publish.
Reshape the same video and description into posts sized for Instagram, LinkedIn, X and the rest, without rewriting anything by hand.
Learn MoreSubscribers, uploads and views sit next to every other network, so you compare like with like instead of tab hopping.
Learn MoreDrive the whole thing from a conversation. Ask Claude to draft, fill in and schedule your next upload.
Learn MoreYes. A Short is scheduled exactly like any other video: attach your vertical video file, write the title and description, and pick a time. YouTube decides it is a Short from the video itself, so there is no separate setting to switch on.
No. You supply the finished video file and RobinReach handles everything around it: the upload, the title, description, tags, thumbnail, privacy setting, playlist and first comment. There is no AI video generation.
Yes. Attach a cover image to the post and RobinReach sets it as the video thumbnail once the upload completes. You can design that image with RobinPixel inside RobinReach or bring your own JPG or PNG.
Yes. Connect each channel, then tick every channel you want on the same post. RobinReach uploads to each one, so you do not repeat the upload by hand. How many channels you can connect depends on your plan.
Yes. Write it in the composer with the rest of the post and RobinReach adds it to the video as soon as YouTube confirms the upload, which is the usual place for links, chapters or a pinned question.
Your report card shows subscribers, videos published and total channel views, with per video figures for the posts you published through RobinReach. It sits beside every other connected network so you can compare them in one screen.
5,000 characters, which is YouTube's own limit. The composer counts as you type and warns you before you go over, so a long description with chapters and links never gets truncated on upload.
Connect YouTube free, upload your next video, and let RobinReach handle the title, the thumbnail, the playlist and the first comment.