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Post to YouTube with tenfeeds

tenfeeds uploads videos to your YouTube channel. You choose the title, the visibility and the made-for-kids setting for every video.

Connect

In Accounts, pick YouTube and log in with Google. If your channel is on a Brand Account, pick it on Google's account chooser. On Google's screen, tick every box. tenfeeds asks for two things: permission to upload videos, and read-only access to your YouTube account, which it uses to show the channel you're uploading to.

By using tenfeeds to post to YouTube, you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service. The Google Privacy Policy covers how Google handles your data.

Account requirements

What you can post

One video per post, with no photos. Your caption becomes the video's description. tenfeeds doesn't have a separate Shorts option. It uploads your video, and YouTube decides whether to show it as a Short.

Settings you choose for every video

Next to the post button, tenfeeds shows YouTube's notice: by uploading, you confirm the video follows the YouTube Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, and that it doesn't violate others' copyright or privacy rights.

Agents can't choose the visibility or the made-for-kids setting. You always pick them yourself. See How agent drafts work.

After the upload

tenfeeds marks the video Posted as soon as the upload finishes, with a link to it. YouTube keeps processing the video after that, and it can still block it, for example for a copyright claim. Check YouTube Studio if a video doesn't look right.

Limits

Your data

tenfeeds keeps your channel's ID, name and picture, and the IDs of videos you post. It refreshes or deletes this data at least every 30 days, and deletes it within 7 days after you disconnect. You can also remove tenfeeds' access in your Google Account at security.google.com/settings/security/permissions. If you do, tenfeeds deletes your YouTube data within 30 days. Deleting your tenfeeds data doesn't delete anything on YouTube. See Google's Privacy Policy and the YouTube Terms of Service.

Common errors

Still stuck? Email [email protected]. If it's about a post, include its time and platform.