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Upload a long video once, verified on arrival, and attach it to any post.
Large files go straight to storage, and their size and SHA-256 checksum are checked on arrival. A changed file is refused at upload time.
Video is where most social media tools struggle: uploads time out, files arrive corrupted, and nobody finds out until the post fails. The Cybe Social media library sends large files straight from your computer to storage instead of pushing them through a web form.
Before the upload starts, the file's exact size and its SHA-256 checksum are recorded. When the bytes arrive, both are checked again. A file that changed on the way is deleted and refused, rather than stored as something that will not play. You find out at upload time, not at 9 am when the post was due.
Video is detected by extension, so keep real extensions like .mp4 or .mov.
Whether a file is treated as video is decided from its extension, so name files with their real extension, such as .mp4 or .mov. A file without one cannot be used as a YouTube post.
Each file gets a library id to attach to new posts or swap into drafts.
Every file gets a library id. Attach it to a new post, or swap the media on an existing draft, without uploading again.
Files list name, type, size and uploader, newest first.
The library lists each file's name, type, size and uploader, newest first, so a team can find last week's reel.
Logos, palettes and AI images are stored for the whole organisation.
Logos, colour palettes and AI-generated images are stored as brand assets for the organisation, so everyone posts with the current logo rather than an old copy from a laptop.
One vertical video under 50 MB can post as an Instagram reel and a YouTube Short together; horizontal cuts up to 200 MB go to YouTube only.
A common pattern: a vertical video under 50 MB goes to Instagram as a reel and to YouTube as a Short in the same post, with a different caption and title for each. A longer horizontal cut up to 200 MB goes to YouTube only. If you produce a lot of video, our video generation and editing service, run on retainer, delivers finished files sized for each platform so they go into the library ready to post.
Cybe Social accepts videos up to 50 MB for Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook posts and up to 200 MB for YouTube. Keep videos for those three platforms under 50 MB.
No. Uploading only puts the file in the library. Nothing reaches an audience until it is attached to a post that is published.
Yes, images, video and documents can go in the library.
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