Short Shorts AI is the only AI clipping tool that publishes to both YouTube Shorts and X/Twitter in a single automated workflow — with platform-specific formatting, separate scheduling, and one flat price per published clip.
YouTube gets a vertical Short with custom thumbnail. X gets the same clip with a burned-in thumbnail and a punchy post caption. Same content, perfectly formatted for each platform.
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What you get
Clips get AI-generated titles with #Shorts, detailed descriptions, tags, and custom thumbnails uploaded via the YouTube API. Platform-compliant, discoverability-maximised.
Clips get a burned-in thumbnail (first frame), a punchy AI-generated caption under 280 characters, and relevant hashtags — written in X's conversational voice, not YouTube's search-optimised style.
YouTube and X have separate prime-time schedules. A clip can post to YouTube at 8am and X at 9am — or on completely different days, depending on your strategy.
Publishing a clip to both YouTube Shorts AND X costs $0.20 total — not $0.20 per platform. True multi-platform distribution at a single-platform price.
Want to publish some clips to YouTube only, others to both? You control each clip's platform destinations individually in the upload queue.
See the status of every clip across both platforms in one upload queue — YouTube scheduled/live and X scheduled/live, side by side in the dashboard.
How it works
When a clip is saved to the database, the worker automatically creates two upload_queue rows — one for YouTube, one for X. Both inherit the clip's customer_id and metadata, but carry platform-specific fields.
The uploader fetches the YouTube-specific title/description/tags and generates them for the YT upload. For X, a separate caption is written in a conversational style and the thumbnail is burned into the video as a first frame.
Each queue row has its own scheduled_for timestamp derived from the platform's prime-time config. The pgmq message queue delivers each upload independently at the correct time — YouTube and X post on their own schedules.
Flexible workflow
Default everything to both platforms, or control exactly where each clip goes.
Every clip automatically gets queued for YouTube Shorts and X publishing.
Select the platform destination for each clip before publishing.
Why Short Shorts
Usage-based pricing means you pay $0.20 per published Short — nothing more. No subscriptions, no caps, no surprises.
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