I will set up youtube shorts automation for uploads and scheduling

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About this gig

Posting Shorts by hand is a grind - missed days kill momentum.


I set up a fully automated upload + scheduling pipeline for your channel using the official YouTube Data API. You drop in your videos and they publish on time, every time - titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails attached.


How it works:

1. You create a free Google Cloud project (my guide walks through every click: ~15 min, no tech skill, free). The app is registered under YOUR account, so you stay in control.

2. You do a 5-minute sign-in so the system can upload to YOUR channel.

3. I configure everything, prove it with a private test video (deleted after), plus a runbook.


This isn't theory - I run this exact pipeline daily on my own channels: resumable uploads, scheduled publishing, thumbnails, metadata, all through the official API. Works for Shorts and regular videos alike .


What you get: a working pipeline on your schedule, a runbook (how to pause it, plus the one-click kill switch), and proof it works before I mark the order delivered.


I will NEVER ask for your Google password. If anyone ever does - including me - don't give it to them.


Launch pricing - rates go up after my first 10 reviews.

Get to know teeroy

teeroy

Podcast and video finishing, transcripts, chapters, show notes, captions

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceSep 2026
  • Avg. response time1 hour
  • Languages

    English
I finish podcast episodes and YouTube videos — transcript, chapters, show notes, and captions. Send the episode or a video link; text comes back ready for your host or upload page. I run three YouTube channels of my own, so the files fit the real upload flow: chapters start at 0:00 and drop into a description, and the .srt uploads as it is. Names decide if a transcript is usable, so every name is checked against the spellings you send, and a word that can't be made out is flagged, never guessed at. Text side only — no mixing, mastering, or cutting — send audio and video in final form.