Connect both accounts
Authorize the YouTube account you publish from and the Instagram account that should receive each eligible new video.
Automatically Repost YouTube Shorts to Instagram
Publish on YouTube, reach viewers on Instagram, and skip the second upload. Taisly handles the repost in the background.
Start auto reposting
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Showing the video in YouTube Shorts
See how a repost rule from YouTube to Instagram is created
Choose YouTube as the source, Instagram as the destination, and save the rule. Then keep publishing on YouTube as usual.
Publish on YouTube@StudioNorth
Repost to Instagram@studio.north
Set the route once
Select YouTube as the source and Instagram as the destination, then save the automatic repost rule.
Keep publishing on YouTube
Taisly checks for an eligible new video and sends the video and available caption into the Instagram posting flow.
One video, published on both platforms
Publish on YouTube. Taisly detects the new video and creates the connected Instagram post with the same video and available caption.
Published on YouTube@StudioNorth
Thailand morning ☀️ #thailand #travel
Reposted to Instagram@studio.north
Thailand morning ☀️ #thailand #travel
Keep YouTube as your publishing home base
This route is for creators who publish video on YouTube first and want a native Instagram post without repeating the transfer by hand.
One source account
The rule watches the YouTube account you select. It does not scan unrelated profiles or repost content from accounts you do not connect.
A native Instagram post
Taisly sends the video through the connected Instagram publishing flow instead of sharing a YouTube link.
Caption text moves with the video
When YouTube supplies a caption, Taisly passes that text into the destination posting flow with the video.
What this workflow does - and where it stops
Taisly handles distribution. It does not replace platform rules or turn one video into a newly edited version.
Current repost detection considers source videos after they have been live for at least five minutes and while they remain within the three-hour eligibility window.
New videos, not a library migration
The automatic rule detects newly published source videos. It does not backfill an existing YouTube library.
Connected accounts are required
Both the YouTube source account and the Instagram destination account must remain connected and available to Taisly.
Instagram still applies its own rules
A video can be delayed or rejected when it does not meet Instagram requirements or the destination account cannot publish it.
Distribution is not editing
Taisly does not resize, cut, rewrite, or optimize the creative for Instagram as part of this repost rule.
YouTube to Instagram reposting questions
Does Taisly repost every YouTube video?
Taisly checks eligible newly published videos from the connected source account. A video must be detected inside the current eligibility window, and Instagram applies its own publishing requirements.
Do I need to keep Taisly open?
No. After the rule is created, repost monitoring runs in the background. Open Reposts or History when you want to inspect the rule or posting status.
Can I repost older YouTube videos?
No. The current automatic workflow is designed for newly published videos, not for migrating or scheduling an existing YouTube content library.
What happens if one of my accounts expires?
Reposts may pause or fail until the affected account is connected again. Platform authorization and publishing access must remain valid for the rule to work.
Prefer Instagram as your source?
Ready to stop reposting by hand?
Connect both accounts, set the route, and let Taisly handle the next repost.
Start auto reposting
No credit card required