YouTube Shorts
YouTube's short-form vertical video format with its own feed, discovery surface and ad-revenue sharing.
Shorts are YouTube's vertical short-form videos, surfaced in a dedicated feed and eligible for ad revenue sharing. They're a way to reach new viewers who can then discover your long-form catalog, and they favor the same tight, hook-first vertical clips as TikTok and Reels.
Repurposing long uploads into Shorts is a common tactic to grow a channel without extra filming.
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Instagram Reels
Instagram's short-form vertical video format and algorithmic feed, Meta's answer to TikTok.
Read →Vertical Video (9:16)
Video shot or reframed taller than it is wide (9:16) to fill a phone screen — the standard for Reels, Shorts and TikTok.
Read →Cross-Posting
Publishing the same clip to multiple platforms — TikTok, Reels, Shorts — to maximize reach from one video.
Read →Auto-Posting
Publishing clips directly to connected social accounts from one tool, without manual download and upload.
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Turn a long video into ranked, captioned clips — free to start.
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