Repurpose.io

Repurpose.io takes one finished video or audio file and sends copies to the socials you already use. It is not a host. It is not a clip factory. You connect the show, or a YouTube or Drive folder, then build a workflow: this source goes to those destinations. Auto publish can ship the next episode as a waveform video to YouTube and a copy to LinkedIn without a second upload. You can also hit publish yourself.

It is for a weekly show that already has a file and hates repeating the upload. Official pages lean on podcast audio going to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and a drive folder. It is not for someone who wanted a stack of 30 second candidates scored from the hour. That is a different shelf. It is not a caption strategy either. The picture is a waveform or a still, not a talking-head edit.

The appeal is automating a repeated distribution workflow. Confirm that each source and destination supports the output you need, then test with a noncritical episode. Automation still needs monitoring when a platform changes its publishing rules.

The later pain is the whole file. It copies what you gave it. It does not hunt the moment. Official help: the regular trial dies at 14 days or 10 successful posts, whichever comes first, and YouTube as a source is not in that trial. Connections drop the way they drop on every social tool. Watch the failed row. Starter caps you at three accounts per network.

Connect the host or the folder. Make one workflow for YouTube and one for the short networks. Turn auto publish off until you like the first batch. Save a style with your art. Reconnect when a login dies. This does not replace a scheduler you already like for written posts.

Repurpose is a copier with a calendar, not a finder and not an editor. The whole-file send is the deal. If you will watch the first posts and live with a waveform, it holds. If you needed clips, people already cut those somewhere else and only use this to ship the long file.