YouTube content, planned and published on time
PlanMedia prepares shorts (9:16 video) for YouTube: from your own products, in your brand voice, on the same calendar as the rest of the month. You approve, and it publishes at the planned hour.
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What PlanMedia does for YouTube
YouTube receives Shorts: the vertical films the Video Director storyboards and PlanMedia renders from the product's own picture.
Every piece is made in the format YouTube expects and is scheduled only after you approve it. If something goes wrong on the channel's side, such as an account that needs reconnecting, the piece says so in plain words and can be tried again once the cause is fixed.
How to connect YouTube
- 1
Open the Brand Hub
Go to Channels in your brand's Brand Hub.
- 2
Connect YouTube
You sign in yourself on a secure page; PlanMedia never sees your password.
- 3
Approve the month
Approved pieces publish on YouTube on their planned day and hour.
What you get
- Shorts (9:16 video) for YouTube
- Pictures from your real product and place photographs
- Captions in your brand voice and languages
- One calendar with your other channels
- Nothing published until you approve it
- Publishing problems explained in plain words
Questions people ask
Which formats does PlanMedia publish to YouTube?
Shorts (9:16 video). Each is made at the size the channel expects.
Does PlanMedia see my YouTube password?
No. You connect the account yourself on a secure sign-in page; PlanMedia does not see or store your password.
Can anything publish to YouTube without my approval?
No. Nothing in PlanMedia publishes until a person approves it.
Keep reading
- Approved once, published on time on every channelPlanMedia publishes approved posts, carousels, stories, reels and shorts on their day and hour, each in the format its channel expects. Connect your accounts once in the Brand Hub.Read
- Reels and Shorts from a single product photoPlanMedia turns a product photograph into a vertical film for Reels, Stories, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Every film is storyboarded first and renders only after you approve the storyboard.Read
- Social media image sizes, in one tableThe image and video sizes for every major platform in one table, plus a free checker that tells you which formats your image already fits: 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 or 1.91:1.Read