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Turn one master into Shorts 9:16/−11 LUFS, Reels/TikTok ABR 9:16, and Pinterest 2:3/−14 LUFS exports — then upload each file yourself with platform-specific captions.
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Edit once in your NLE. Export a high-quality master under 50 MB when possible. Every RepostClip pack should start from that master — never from a watermarked TikTok download or a YouTube re-encode.
If you are unsure which destinations already fit, run Platform Readiness Report first. Passed rows mean you can upload the master as-is after a light Metadata Strip. Failed rows tell you which packs to run next.
Open Shorts Upload Pack. Choose encode tier (Quality / Balanced / Compact), set the 15–90s length cap to match your hook, and enable an MB cap only when you need a hard file-size ceiling. Output is 9:16 blur-pad with ≈ −11 LUFS — the Shorts-shaped deliverable for YouTube’s vertical feed.
Open Reels / TikTok Pack for Instagram Reels and TikTok. Same 9:16 and −11 LUFS story with ABR bitrate tiers instead of Shorts’ CRF default. Reuse this export for Threads when Meta’s vertical guidance matches Reels (readiness links Threads failures here on purpose — there is no separate Threads pack).
Open Pinterest Upload Pack when you publish tall Idea Pin–style video. The pack blur-pads to 2:3 at 1080×1620 (compact ≈720×1080), loudnorms toward −14 LUFS, and trims within 15–180s. That canvas is deliberately different from 9:16 Shorts so Pinterest ingest and feed framing stay honest.
Upload each MP4 in the native app or creator studio. Write unique titles, first lines, and CTAs per platform. Stagger posts by minutes or hours when testing distribution. Files auto-delete from RepostClip storage after two hours — download every pack before you start uploading.
FAQ
Yes when duration stays inside each app’s short-form window and loudness is ≈ −11 LUFS. Many creators run Shorts Upload Pack for YouTube and Reels / TikTok Pack once for Meta + TikTok, or reuse one 9:16 export when both encode styles are acceptable. Always rewrite captions per app.
Shorts and Reels/TikTok packs share 9:16 and −11 LUFS with a 15–90s hard trim; Shorts defaults to CRF tiers and Reels/TikTok to ABR. Pinterest uses 2:3 (1080×1620), −14 LUFS, and a 15–180s trim. Those canvas and loudness differences are why Pinterest is not a doorway clone of Shorts.
Each job accepts up to 50 MB. Use Compact encode tiers or the optional MB size cap on Shorts and Reels/TikTok packs when the master is large or you need a Discord/DM-friendly file.
For publish-prep — aspect, loudness, length caps, metadata strip, and platform packs — RepostClip is meant to finish the job. It is not a full NLE for multi-track editing, effects, or color grading.
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Open Platform Readiness Report and run the steps from this guide.