Pressing Upload on YouTube, Post on LinkedIn, or Save to Drive or Dropbox now opens a publish sheet with everything filled in.
Written from your video
The title, description, hashtags and tags are drafted from the video's own words: the spoken captions, the on-screen text, and the article if you wrote one. Each platform gets its own shape: a YouTube description with a hook and keywords, a LinkedIn post in short paragraphs, a caption with hashtags for Reels and TikTok.
The YouTube title carries a vidIQ click-through score, with three scored alternates you can tap to swap in.
Thumbnails
Two engines design thumbnails from the export's own frame, so the subject is your footage: Klipeo's image model, and vidIQ's thumbnail generator with its own score. Steer either one with a sentence of art direction and ask for more. The one you pick is resized to what the platform wants and set on the video after upload.
Sending
Choose who can see it (private, unlisted or public on YouTube; anyone or connections on LinkedIn), then send. Apps connected on the Connectors page count as connected here, and sending through them works again: Composio redacts tokens in its API, so every authenticated call now goes through Composio's proxy while the video streams straight to the provider's upload URL.