YouTube and Shorts, on schedule
PulseCraft schedules and publishes YouTube videos and Shorts with AI-written titles and descriptions — so the channel publishes on a cadence instead of whenever someone remembers to upload.
Fact box
- Content types: video, Shorts
- Character limit: 5,000 (description)
- Media: MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV
What the AI does on YouTube
On YouTube, the title and description do the discovery work, and the engine writes both with that job in mind: a title that earns the click and a structured description — within the 5,000-character limit — that gives the algorithm and the viewer something to work with.
Both long-form video and Shorts are supported as distinct content types, so a single source strategy can feed your main uploads and your Shorts cadence without separate tooling. The engine accepts a wide set of formats — MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV — and schedules uploads with exact-time control.
The brand style keeps titles and descriptions in your voice, and the lifecycle view shows each upload's status from queued to published, with the rejection reason surfaced if a video doesn't go through.
Workflow
source → plan · write title + description · adapt · format → YouTube preview → publish
Questions, answered
Does it support both long-form video and Shorts?
Yes. Video and Shorts are separate content types, scheduled and published from the same workspace.
What video formats can I upload?
MP4, MOV, AVI, and MKV.
Does it write the description too?
Yes. The engine writes the title and a structured description within YouTube's 5,000-character limit, in your brand voice.
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