Which YouTube channels can I publish to?

Any channel you manage. You connect it from the Channels screen through Google's login, and it appears as a channel in your workspace. Connecting a channel is the only time Juicer asks for a Google login; the feed widget never does.

Can I publish Shorts?

Yes. Pick the Short format for a square or vertical video of up to 3 minutes. Shorts take no custom thumbnail, YouTube picks a frame, and a longer or landscape clip is published as a regular video; the composer flags both before you schedule.

Can I set the title, tags and playlist?

Yes. The title is up to 100 characters and falls back to the first line of your description if you leave it empty. Tags are comma-separated, at least two characters each, up to 400 characters in total. Pick a category and a playlist from the channel, and attach a captions file with its language.

How does the YouTube content calendar work?

You define time slots per network, for example 16:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays for YouTube. Add to queue puts an upload into the next free slot; you can also set an exact time. The Queue tab shows what is coming, as a list or a weekly calendar. If you prefer YouTube's own scheduler, set a publish-at time and YouTube uploads now and flips the video public then.

Can I upload to YouTube from my desktop?

Yes. The whole workspace runs in the browser: attach the video, set the options, schedule and publish from a laptop or desktop, with no phone hand-off. The preview shows the upload the way YouTube will render it.

Can my team approve videos before they go out?

Not in the beta. Drafts live in the shared workspace, so a teammate can open, edit and schedule any upload, but there is no formal approval step yet. Approvals are on the roadmap.

Can I manage several channels?

Yes. A workspace holds one YouTube channel; add another workspace for a second one. Agencies keep one workspace per client, each with its own channels, schedule and queue.

Is publishing included in my plan?

Publishing is in beta and rolling out inside every Juicer account, alongside the feed widget. It is not a separate purchase today; if that changes, existing users will hear from us first.

What happens when an upload fails?

It moves to the Failed tab with YouTube's reason, for example a channel connection that expired, a title with characters YouTube refuses or a captions language it cannot read. Fix it and send it again; nothing is lost.

Do published videos show up in my feed widget?

Yes, if your channel is a source of that feed: the widget syncs your channel on your plan's schedule and picks the new video up like any other. Publishing writes to YouTube; the feed widget reads from it.

YouTube publishing

Schedule and upload YouTube videos from Juicer

Upload once, set the title, thumbnail, tags and playlist, preview it as YouTube will show it, and drop it into your posting calendar from your desktop. Videos and Shorts to your channel, and the same clip to seven other networks with per-network tweaks.

Videos and Shorts with title, thumbnail, tags, playlist and captions
A YouTube content calendar with time slots and drafts
Cross-post to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Bluesky

Start publishing free

Publishing is rolling out in beta inside every Juicer account. No credit card required.

New post

Draft saved

YouTube
TikTok
Instagram
LinkedIn

How we cut onboarding from 9 days to 1 (full walkthrough). Chapters and the template link in the description.

Compose

Upload it once. See it the way YouTube will show it.

Pick the channel, attach the video, write the title and description. The preview beside the editor renders the thumbnail and title as YouTube will. Add tags, drop it into a playlist, pick a category, attach a captions file, choose public, unlisted or private, and declare made-for-kids or AI-altered content where it applies.

YouTube options

Shown when a channel is selected

Title How we cut onboarding from 9 days to 1
Visibility Public
Thumbnail onboarding-cover.jpg · videos only
Tags onboarding, saas, walkthrough
Playlist Product walkthroughs
Captions onboarding.srt · English
Notify subscribers On
Made for kids No

Schedule

A YouTube content calendar that fills itself.

Define the time slots your channel publishes in, for example 16:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Add to queue puts a video into the next free slot; you can also pick an exact time, or let YouTube hold the upload and flip it public at a time of its own. The Queue tab is your YouTube planner: the week as a list or a calendar, in your account's time zone, and every upload goes out from your desktop.

Queue

Posting schedule · Your Channel

Next free slot: Thu 16:00

Mon

16:00 Free

Tue

16:00 Onboarding walkthrough

Wed

16:00 Free

Thu

16:00 Add to queue lands here

Fri

12:00 Short: three settings to change today

Publish and measure

Published videos report back. Failed ones tell you why.

The Published tab shows every video with its views, likes and comments, re-read nightly so the numbers keep climbing. Anything YouTube rejects, an expired channel connection, a title with angle brackets or a captions file in a language it cannot read, lands in Failed with the reason, ready to fix and resend.

Published

This week

How we cut onboarding from 9 days to 1 (full walkthrough)

Published Tue 16:00

612 48
Short: three settings to change today

Published Fri 12:00

1.4k 96
Customer story: Northbridge

Failed: The channel's Google connection expired. Reconnect the channel and resend.

Videos

A video with its title, up to 100 characters, a description, a custom thumbnail, tags, a category and a playlist. The preview shows the thumbnail and title as the watch page will.

Shorts

Mark a square or vertical video of up to 3 minutes as a Short and YouTube files it on the Shorts shelf. Longer or landscape clips publish as regular videos, and the composer tells you before you schedule.

Captions and language

Attach a captions file with its language and YouTube publishes the video with subtitles from the first view, instead of the auto-generated ones arriving later.

Visibility and audience

Public, unlisted or private per upload, the made-for-kids declaration, whether the video can be embedded elsewhere and whether its stats are public.

Subscriber notifications

Decide per upload whether subscribers get the bell notification, so a quiet re-upload or a private test does not ping everyone.

AI-content label

Flag a video that contains realistic altered or synthetic media and YouTube shows the label it requires, set from the composer rather than fixed afterwards in Studio.

YouTube
TikTok
Instagram
Facebook
LinkedIn
X
Reddit
Bluesky

Which YouTube channels can I publish to?

Any channel you manage. You connect it from the Channels screen through Google's login, and it appears as a channel in your workspace. Connecting a channel is the only time Juicer asks for a Google login; the feed widget never does.
Can I publish Shorts?

Yes. Pick the Short format for a square or vertical video of up to 3 minutes. Shorts take no custom thumbnail, YouTube picks a frame, and a longer or landscape clip is published as a regular video; the composer flags both before you schedule.
Can I set the title, tags and playlist?

Yes. The title is up to 100 characters and falls back to the first line of your description if you leave it empty. Tags are comma-separated, at least two characters each, up to 400 characters in total. Pick a category and a playlist from the channel, and attach a captions file with its language.
How does the YouTube content calendar work?

You define time slots per network, for example 16:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays for YouTube. Add to queue puts an upload into the next free slot; you can also set an exact time. The Queue tab shows what is coming, as a list or a weekly calendar. If you prefer YouTube's own scheduler, set a publish-at time and YouTube uploads now and flips the video public then.
Can I upload to YouTube from my desktop?

Yes. The whole workspace runs in the browser: attach the video, set the options, schedule and publish from a laptop or desktop, with no phone hand-off. The preview shows the upload the way YouTube will render it.
Can my team approve videos before they go out?

Not in the beta. Drafts live in the shared workspace, so a teammate can open, edit and schedule any upload, but there is no formal approval step yet. Approvals are on the roadmap.
Can I manage several channels?

Yes. A workspace holds one YouTube channel; add another workspace for a second one. Agencies keep one workspace per client, each with its own channels, schedule and queue.
Is publishing included in my plan?

Publishing is in beta and rolling out inside every Juicer account, alongside the feed widget. It is not a separate purchase today; if that changes, existing users will hear from us first.
What happens when an upload fails?

It moves to the Failed tab with YouTube's reason, for example a channel connection that expired, a title with characters YouTube refuses or a captions language it cannot read. Fix it and send it again; nothing is lost.
Do published videos show up in my feed widget?

Yes, if your channel is a source of that feed: the widget syncs your channel on your plan's schedule and picks the new video up like any other. Publishing writes to YouTube; the feed widget reads from it.

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