The YouTube scheduler that turns one video into a week.

Grow a channel without living in the upload page. Oxhype is the YouTube scheduler for creators that drafts search-optimized titles and descriptions with optional AI, publishes your long-form video and vertical Shorts from one post, and cross-posts those Shorts to Reels and TikTok, so every upload does the work of a week's content.

The video is the easy part. Feeding YouTube's search and Shorts feed is the second job.

  • Metadata decides who ever sees it

    A great video with a lazy title and thin description dies in search. Writing keyword-aware titles, rich descriptions, and tag blocks for every upload is a discipline most solo creators run out of time for.

  • Long-form and Shorts are two demands

    The channel needs the main upload for depth and a steady drip of Shorts for reach. Cutting the Shorts is one edit; uploading them one by one after the video is done is another chore.

  • The back catalog goes quiet

    Videos that pulled subscribers last quarter stop working the day they scroll off the front of your channel, and re-promoting them never makes it onto the to-do list.

Oxhype drafts the metadata, publishes the Shorts and recycles the back catalog so one upload keeps compounding.

Fits the day you publish a video

Upload the video once, let Oxhype draft the metadata and cut it down to Shorts, and schedule the promotion across the week.

Manual channel promo

Hours per upload
  1. Render the main video
  2. Hand-write title, description, tags
  3. Re-edit clips into vertical Shorts
  4. Post one Short, run out of time
  5. Never touch the back catalog

With Oxhype

Minutes per upload
  1. Upload the video and pick clips
  2. Optional AI drafts SEO metadata
  3. Schedule Shorts across the week
  4. Auto-publishes and cross-posts each one

One video becomes a searchable long-form upload plus a week of Shorts — each also queued to Reels and TikTok.

From one upload to a searchable video and a week of Shorts.

  1. Connect your channel

    Link your YouTube channel securely through the official API in under a minute.

  2. Upload once, publish everywhere

    Drop in the video and the vertical clips you cut. Write the title and description, or let optional AI draft a search-optimized title, description and tags.

  3. Schedule and cross-post

    Space the Shorts across the week at peak hours, and let Oxhype publish each one to YouTube, Reels, and TikTok automatically.

Built to get maximum reach from every video you make.

The metadata, Shorts scheduling and recycling a solo creator needs to grow a channel without a producer or an editor on call.

Titles and Descriptions Written for Search

Your video only gets found if the metadata earns it. Oxhype drafts keyword-aware titles, multi-paragraph descriptions, and tag blocks from your brief, so every upload is set up for YouTube search instead of hoping the algorithm guesses.

  • SEO titles and descriptions

    Titles and descriptions drafted from your topic — the two fields YouTube search actually indexes.

  • Discovery-focused tags

    Tag blocks drafted per upload, plus the channel's own assignable categories read live from YouTube rather than guessed.

A YouTube upload screen with an AI-drafted SEO title, rich description, and tag block filled in

One Video, a Week of Vertical Shorts

Every long-form video holds a handful of postable moments. Cut them as vertical 9:16 clips, upload them alongside the episode, and Oxhype schedules a steady Shorts drip that keeps surfacing new subscribers.

A widescreen video and several vertical highlight clips scheduled as YouTube Shorts across a week

Keep the Back Catalog Working

A tutorial or explainer is just as useful six months later. Flag your best clips into an evergreen library and Oxhype recycles them into quiet weeks, pulling new viewers to older videos long after they left the front page.

  • Back catalog on rotation

    Timeless clips from past videos recycle automatically to keep the channel surfacing to new viewers.

  • Spacing safeguards

    Rotation rules keep recycled Shorts from repeating too soon, so the feed stays fresh.

An evergreen library of top Shorts set to recycle into open calendar slots over time

How creators actually grow a channel

  • Uploading and hoping for the algorithm

    A video with weak metadata and no Shorts drip rarely finds an audience. Search-ready titles and a steady clip cadence are what compound subscribers.

  • Re-editing clips into Shorts by hand

    Uploading each Short by hand after the main video is done is the bottleneck that kills the habit. Scheduling the whole week from one upload session removes it.

  • Letting old videos go dark

    Your best explainers still answer real searches. Evergreen recycling keeps promoting them instead of leaving that reach on the table.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Oxhype write my YouTube titles and descriptions?

Yes. From your brief the AI drafts a keyword-aware title, a multi-paragraph description, and a tag block. It is worth being clear about what each does: the title and description are what YouTube search actually reads, while tags mainly help with misspellings and ambiguous topics. Oxhype writes all three and leaves the upload's category and audience settings to you, because YouTube treats those as declarations rather than suggestions.

Can it turn my long-form video into Shorts?

Yes. Cut your moments as vertical 9:16 clips and upload them alongside the long-form video; Oxhype schedules them as Shorts, so one upload session produces a week's worth of Shorts.

Can I schedule both long-form videos and Shorts?

Yes, and each carries its own upload settings. Oxhype auto-publishes widescreen (16:9) long-form and vertical (9:16) Shorts, and per upload you set the category the channel can actually assign, the made-for-kids declaration YouTube requires on every video, and whether it goes out public, unlisted, or private — so a Short scheduled for Thursday doesn't inherit the wrong settings from last week's long-form.

Do the Shorts also go to TikTok and Reels?

Yes: one vertical clip, three feeds, a caption for each (AI-drafted if you turn it on). YouTube is the one of the three that also wants structured metadata rather than just a caption, so the Short carries its own title, category and audience declaration alongside the text.

Can I keep promoting older videos?

Yes. Flag your best clips into the evergreen library and Oxhype recycles them into quiet weeks with spacing rules, so back-catalog videos keep pulling new viewers long after they leave the front page.

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