eroq · YouTube connector
Make AI videos and upload them as YouTube Shorts
Link your channel once. A vertical or square clip of three minutes or less becomes a Short on its own: eroq uploads it with your title, description and visibility, answers YouTube's « made for kids » question the way you set it, and discloses it as altered or synthetic content.
Opens Plugins & connectors in the eroq studio
Connect in three steps
- 1Open Plugins & connectors in the eroq studio, pick YouTube Shorts and click Connect — Google asks you to allow uploads to your channel.
- 2Make a vertical clip, then press Post on it in your library — or ask Clap in Make to post it.
- 3Write the title, choose public, unlisted or private, say whether it is made for kids, tick the two boxes and post. The Short appears on your channel once YouTube has processed it.
What you get
A Short, by itself
YouTube files a vertical or square video of up to three minutes as a Short. eroq makes 9:16 clips natively, and the sheet warns you when a clip is wider.
Title, description, visibility
The title has its own field (100 characters), the caption becomes the description, and you pick public, unlisted or private for each upload.
Disclosed as synthetic content
Every upload sets YouTube's altered or synthetic content disclosure, as YouTube asks of realistic AI video.
Checked before it leaves
eroq checks each clip against YouTube's rules for a general audience before sending it, and you confirm the rules and your rights to the clip. Clips made on eroq's uncensored engines stay in your library.
One clip, every platform
Link as many accounts as your workspace runs. One post sheet sends the same clip to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, each with its own settings, and follows every post until it is live.
Requirements
- →A Google account with a YouTube channel
- →An eroq account — free to create; posting costs no credits
- →Vertical or square clips of three minutes or less, to be filed as Shorts
- →Beta: rolling out while each platform reviews eroq's app.
Frequently asked questions
Does posting cost credits?
No. You pay for the render as usual; posting it is free. New accounts start with 50 free credits.
Will it show as a Short?
Yes when the clip is vertical or square and three minutes or shorter — YouTube files those as Shorts by itself. A wider clip uploads as a regular video.
Why does YouTube ask if it is made for kids?
YouTube asks it of every upload. eroq leaves the answer to you and sends it with the video.
Can Clap post for me?
Clap prepares the post in Make — the platforms, a caption with hashtags, the clip — and opens the post sheet. You review it and click Post: nothing goes out without your click.
What can't be posted?
Anything outside YouTube's community guidelines for a general audience. eroq checks each clip before it leaves, and clips made on eroq's uncensored engines stay in your library — make a version for the platform instead.
How do I disconnect?
Unlink the account in Plugins & connectors, or remove eroq from the apps connected to your Google account. Posts already published stay on YouTube.
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