YouTube Shorts
Queue vertical video with the on-screen hook, #Shorts tag and burned-in captions, then let it publish without you opening the app.
Waking up your workspace
Upload once, publish like a network: chapters written in advance, a thumbnail chosen from three candidates, and every Short slotted between your long-form releases — all on one calendar.
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Click a chapter — the scrubber moves with it, exactly like the preview does before publish.
Vertical clips fill the gaps between your big uploads. Both formats draft in the same composer and publish through YouTube's own API — the calendar keeps them from colliding.
Upload 9:16, add the on-screen hook and a #Shorts tag, and queue it between your long uploads so the channel never goes quiet.
Descriptions up to 5,000 characters, chapters written before publish, playlist placement and a thumbnail chosen from three options.
thumbnail lab
Upload every candidate thumbnail with the video. PostHub shows each option with its historical click-through, keeps the winner attached to the schedule, and swaps it in a click if the numbers change before publish.
channel growth
Channels that publish on a fixed rhythm compound. PostHub keeps the schedule full and reports the subscriber delta next to every upload, so you can see which cadence is actually paying off.
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44k net subscribers across 12 months of steady uploads
the studio
Queue vertical video with the on-screen hook, #Shorts tag and burned-in captions, then let it publish without you opening the app.
Write chapter timestamps in the composer; PostHub validates every `0:00` marker so nothing silently fails when the video goes live.
Attach all three candidate frames, see which one historically earns the clicks, and lock the winner to the scheduled upload.
Run several channels side by side with separate queues, branding and analytics — switching never signs you out of the others.
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