Queued batch upload
Submit dozens of videos at once and let the queue publish them in order, without watching each one.
Organize titles, tags and keywords for dozens of videos at once with an Excel list, a folder scan or pasted rows, set a time window, then publish in order. Every video gets its own log, and failed items can be retried with one click.
One-time payment · 1-year license · Windows · Runs on your own devices
No technical background needed. Import a list or scan a folder and you are ready.
Select videos from your library, bulk-import an Excel list, or scan a whole folder to pull in titles, tags and keywords.
Connect your own Android devices, set publishing windows and daily caps, and schedule each device separately.
Run items in order and record success or failure per video. Retry only the failures, never the whole batch.
From asset preparation to publishing records, everything stays in a single interface.
Submit dozens of videos at once and let the queue publish them in order, without watching each one.
Connect several of your own Android devices, set individual windows and caps, and see every device status at a glance.
Set daily time windows and volume caps, prepare in advance, and publish in order when the window opens.
Store and edit videos, titles, tags and keywords together, import an Excel list, a folder scan or pasted rows, with groups and filters ready to use.
Per-video success and failure details with live logs; resubmit failed tasks with one click.
Apply one setting set to a whole batch of video covers instead of opening an image editor for each one.
Hand repetitive preparation to a schedule and keep your time for product research and scripts.
If you handle a large number of short videos every day, these situations will look familiar.
You cover several product themes and publish dozens of videos daily, and filling in titles and tags one by one takes too long.
Your videos are ready, but you want them published in specific time windows with a traceable schedule and publishing record.
When a publish fails, you want to know exactly which item and why, and retry only those items instead of the whole batch.
Full bulk-preparation and scheduled-publishing features during the license term. No auto-renewal; renew manually at expiry.
Payment and the desktop client are coming soon. Email us to get on the list.
* One-time payment for a 12-month license. No auto-renewal; renew manually at expiry. The free tier includes 8 videos in total on 1 PC. See the Refund and cancellation page.
Practical references on official program terminology, video specs and bulk upload workflows. Each guide answers one specific question and links to the next step.
Account status, content review and link setup: the application broken into five steps, plus the four most common rejection reasons and how to fix them.
Read the guide →Commission is not price times rate. Here is the formula, how discounts and returns come off, how attribution windows work, and three worked price points.
Read the guide →A four-stage workflow for publishing dozens of Shopee videos: build the Excel sheet, validate it, schedule the queue and keep per-video results.
Read the guide →More devices usually add chaos, not output, because nobody set the device-to-account mapping. Three patterns, four pre-switch checks, failure isolation.
Read the guide →How many videos a day is really three questions: capacity, rhythm and platform limits. Start from what you can produce, then pick batching or spreading.
Read the guide →Shopee affiliate program terminology, partner eligibility, attribution rules and the metadata to prepare before publishing short videos.
Read the guide →A pre-publish checklist for Shopee short videos, from file-to-row matching to the order to diagnose failed uploads. Limits follow the Seller Centre notice.
Read the guide →Looking good is not the same as getting orders. From picking shootable products to the first three seconds, a 15–30 second script and a shoot checklist.
Read the guide →Five stages take a Shopee short video from raw file to live post: naming, the list, covers, scheduling, the log. What each does and where it breaks.
Read the guide →A failed upload is not always a spec problem. Split batch-wide from single-clip failures, then rule out codec, length, ratio, account access and network.
Read the guide →Title, tags and keywords are three fields with three jobs. Get the three-part title structure, the three-layer tag method and ten category examples.
Read the guide →Judge a Shopee upload tool by five things: separation of list and upload, retry by item, where files live, failure reasons, and credential handling.
Read the guide →Everything you want to know.
A Windows PC and your own Android device, connected over USB or wireless ADB. Setup follows the on-screen steps.
The free tier and the main license each bind 1 Windows PC; the supporter license binds 2. Android phones are execution devices and do not count toward the license. You own and manage every device and account yourself.
Every video has a detailed log with a failure reason, and you can retry only the failed items instead of the whole batch.
Payment and the desktop client are coming soon. If you want to check whether the workflow fits your volume, email us and we will reply with how it works and when it opens.
Email us to reserveOne-time payment · 1-year license · No auto-renewal · Windows