How do I post to all my social media automatically?
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Connect your accounts to a scheduling tool once, make each post once, choose the networks and the time, and the tool publishes for you. EZShot does this from its calendar: it posts to TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and also supports YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest and Google Business.
How it works
- Connect each network once, from the app.
- Make the video or poster. A vertical (9:16) video fits Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
- Choose the networks, write or accept the caption, and pick a time, or let EZShot spread the posts of your monthly plan across the month.
- Check the calendar: each post shows as scheduled, then as posted.
Limits to know
- Length: a YouTube Short and an Instagram Reel can each be up to three minutes long.
- AI labels: where a network has an AI flag in its publishing interface (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest), EZShot sets it for AI-made content; on the others it adds a short "AI-generated" line to the caption.
- Plans: as of 1 November 2026 the Free plan posts to at most two networks and puts a watermark on what it makes; the paid plans post to all networks without a watermark.
Facts and numbers
- 3 min
- A YouTube Short can be up to three minutes long, as a vertical or square video. [1]
- 3 min
- Instagram Reels can be up to three minutes long since January 2025 (it was 90 seconds). [2]
- 8 networks
- TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest and Google Business. [3]
“Starting today, you can upload Reels to Instagram up to three minutes long.”
See a sample
Try it yourself
EZShot makes the videos and posters for your business and posts them for you. Talk to Yami, tell him about your business, and start with the free plan.
Open EZShotSources
- Understand three-minute YouTube Shorts, YouTube Help (Google), read on 2026-11-01
- Instagram Officially Expands Reels Length to 3 Minutes, Social Media Today (Andrew Hutchinson) (2025-01-18), read on 2026-11-01
- EZShot's own list of what Yami can do in an edit, and what the app does with AI labels (the code, 1 Nov 2026), EZShot, read on 2026-11-01