How Will My Video Look When Published?
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Videos On Twitter
Twitter allows native videos between 1:3 ratio (tall), and 3:1 ratio (wide), up to 140 seconds in length.
Anything within that aspect ratio range, and under 140 seconds, will appear on the Twitter feed as a native video (with autoplay/sizing as per Twitter’s defaults).
When your video is posted natively, it will start playing inline when users scroll to it in their feeds as shown here:
Videos On Facebook
Facebook’s documentation states they support videos with the maximum aspect ratio ranges of 9:16 (tall) to 16:9 (wide), but we’ve found that in practice, they will accept aspect ratios between 1:4 and 4:1.
Videos can be up to 40 minutes long. If you post a video within these size/length limits, it will appear as a native/inline video in Facebook, with Facebook’s default autoplay settings as shown here:
If the video doesn’t fit within these limits, we’ll post a link preview of the video, using the thumbnail and video title that you set. The link will let your audience view the video in a new tab, on the SmarterQueue video player page.
Videos On LinkedIn
Videos posted to company pages and personal profiles will be played inline as a native video, as shown in the posts below.
Native Linkedin Page Videos
Videos On Instagram
You can schedule short-form videos to your Instagram Feed (up to 60 seconds) or to your Reels (up to 15 minutes), and have them directly published to your Instagram Business Profile.
For longer videos on your Business Profile, as well as any videos to your Instagram Feed, Stories, or Reels on your Personal and Media Creator Profiles, you'll need to go through notification workflow and the SmarterQueue Mobile App for Personal and Media Creator Profiles.
You can read more about the publishing workflows for Instagram videos via SmarterQueue here.
You can find more details about the video resolution and Instructions for Instagram here.
Instagram Feed Videos
Videos On Pinterest
Pinterest allows multiple file types such as .mp4, .mov or .m4v with a max file size of 2 GB. The video length has to be between 4 - 15 minutes with a recommended aspect ratio of 1:1 (square), 2:3, 4:5, or 9:16 (vertical).
Pinterest recently added support for video uploads natively through their API! Due to this, we've also updated our roadmap and will be working on native video posting soon to align with Pinterest's API permissions.
Until then, you won't be able to schedule videos to post natively on Pinterest using SmarterQueue. Instead, we'll post a video thumbnail as an image, along with a link to your video hosted by us, as shown below:
When your audience clicks on the preview/link, it will open the video in a new tab, and they'll be able to watch the video on the SmarterQueue video player page.
Note: You can share a video and a 3rd-party link, such as an article, in the same Pinterest post! The post will include the video thumbnail as an image with the hyperlink, as shown in the image above, and the 3rd-party link will be included as an unactionable link in the post text.
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