How does Video scheduling on Crowdfire work?

You can upload, schedule and share your video using Crowdfire to the following networks -

1. Twitter
2. Facebook (Profile and Pages)
3. LinkedIn (Profile and Pages)
4. Pinterest
5. Instagram

The Video scheduling is available on all the paid subscriptions.

It is currently available on our web app - www.crowdfireapp.com

Which are the supported video formats?

At the moment, we support MP4 format only. We’re working hard to bring in more supported formats.

What is the size limitation of the video?

The size of your video file should not exceed 100MB. The length of the video should not exceed 10 minutes.

Thumbnail for the videos - We take the first frame of your video as the thumbnail for your video post.

Video title - If your video is uploaded to Crowdfire's server, the title would be the same as your saved file name.

How do I schedule a video?

Scheduling a video works the same as scheduling a post. You can read more about it here - How do I schedule a post?

How does Video scheduling/ posting work on different Social Networks 

Here are some important things that you should keep in mind while posting on different Social Networks 

Twitter - If your video complies with Twitter’s permitted limitations, it will be posted natively on Twitter. If the video doesn’t comply with even one of the allowed limitations, it will be hosted on our server and a link to the video will be shared. Your audience will be able to watch the video on Twitter on our Video player. 

Example - If the video size is greater than 15MB, the video will be posted as a link. The link will look like this - www.crowdfireapp.com/video/4qXS

Facebook - The video will be posted natively.

Instagram - The permitted length of videos on Instagram is 3 to 60 seconds. 

LinkedIn - LinkedIn videos under 100 MB will be posted natively. For videos over 100 MB, a Crowdfire link to the video will be shared and played through Crowdfire’s video player. 

Pinterest - Pinterest videos under 100 MB will be posted natively. For videos over 100 MB, a Crowdfire link to the video will be shared and it will be played through Crowdfire’s video player.