Reel ClipsSchedule
Put the cut on a clock.
Connect TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Each scheduled post has its own account, caption, and time.
The calendar
Each account is its own row.
A post needs a clip, an account, and a time. The calendar lists them by that time. The status on a row is Scheduled, Publishing, Published, Failed, or Cancelled.
While a row is still Scheduled you can edit the time, duplicate it onto another slot, hit Publish now, or cancel it. A published row can open the post link. A failed row keeps the error from the platform.
- TikTok4:00 PMScheduled
- YouTube4:05 PMScheduled
- Facebook5:00 PMCancelled
The caption
Write the line for that account.
The same clip can go to several accounts. Each row stores its own caption, so the TikTok line and the YouTube title do not have to match. On send, TikTok and Instagram keep 2,200 characters. YouTube and Facebook keep 5,000. The YouTube title is cut at 100 characters.
Instagram goes out as a Reel. The YouTube upload is linked as a Short. YouTube treats a square or vertical video within 3 minutes as a Short. A Facebook post goes to the page you connected.
The spoken line, written for this post.
TikTok and Instagram keep 2,200 characters.
YouTube and Facebook keep 5,000. A YouTube title is cut at 100.
Before the clock
The clip has to be ready.
Scheduling takes a clip that is ready or already published. Finish the cut in the editor first. A file on your computer can be framed with Video to TikTok, Video to Reels, or Video to Shorts.
A Rumble link can be submitted to a campaign. Reel Clips does not publish to Rumble. Scheduling sends TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. The trial is 3 days. Reel Clips is $15 a month.
Questions
- Which accounts can Reel Clips publish to?
- TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube, and a Facebook page, after you connect each account. You can attach more than one account on the same platform.
- Can I stop a post before it goes out?
- Yes. A scheduled post can be edited, duplicated, published now, or cancelled. Cancel keeps it from publishing. Delete removes the row.