AI video generators that post to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram at once
Make it once, post it three times, without three uploads
Short answer: TallyReel, Revid, StoryShort, AutoShorts.ai and OpusClip all make a video and publish it to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram without separate uploads; Faceless.video posts each series to one of the three. As checked on October 27, 2026, Revid adds X, and TallyReel (ours) is the only one here that schedules the same video to 15 networks, including Facebook, Pinterest and LinkedIn, starting with a free plan.
Posting one video to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels by hand means three apps, three captions and three uploads, every day. The tools below make the video and then publish it for you. What separates them is how many networks they reach, how many accounts you can connect, and whether you start from an idea or from footage you already have.
We make TallyReel, which is on this list. Every fact below comes from each tool's own pricing or home page, read on October 27, 2026.
Updated 27 October 2026 · by Danish, who makes TallyReel, one of the tools on this list · prices checked on 27 October 2026, each on the tool's own pricing page
15 networks, including TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn
Free, then $19 a month (launch)
An idea or your script
300 free credits (about 3 videos), 10 posts a month
2. Revid
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X
$39 a month
Text, a link or a viral remix
Trial credits
3. StoryShort
TikTok, YouTube, Instagram
$39 a month
A series topic
Not listed
4. AutoShorts.ai
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram
$19 a month
A series topic
Paused
5. OpusClip
YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels; more with Pro's scheduler
$15 a month
Your long video
Yes, with a watermark
6. Faceless.video
One TikTok, YouTube or Instagram account per series
$20 a month
A series topic
Free trial
Prices from each tool's pricing page on the dates shown below, monthly billing unless it says otherwise. Prices change, so check before you buy.
1. TallyReel
Best for: one video posted to the most networks
TallyReel writes and makes the video from one idea, then puts it on a calendar as a draft. Once you approve it, it posts to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Reddit, Mastodon, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr and Google Business, with a caption and a YouTube title written from the video. Results come back to one page.
Price: Free plan (1 channel, 10 posts a month). Starter $19 a month (5 channels, 150 posts), Plus $39 (10 channels, unlimited posts), Pro $79 (25 channels). Launch prices to 30 November, then $29, $49 and $89. (all plans)
Good
15 networks on every plan, free included.
Nothing posts until you approve it.
Watch out for
It makes new videos; it doesn't clip your existing footage.
New, with no third-party reviews yet.
2. Revid
Best for: trend remakes posted to four networks
Revid publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X on every plan, shows post stats, and runs Auto-Mode workers that keep making videos. It suits creators who remake formats that are already working.
Price: Growth $39 a month ($32 billed yearly), Elite $89, Ultra $199. Free trial credits for new accounts. (checked 27 October 2026)
StoryShort makes the videos and posts them to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram on a schedule you set once. Plans are sized by series and credits, from 1 series on Starter to 4 on Ultra.
Price: Starter $39 a month ($23 billed yearly), Growth $69, Influencer $129, Ultra $199. (checked 27 October 2026)
AutoShorts.ai posts a series to YouTube and TikTok, and its guides cover Instagram Reels from a Professional account. You can preview and edit a video before it goes out.
Price: Starter $19 a month (3 posts a week), Daily $39, Hardcore $69. Free plan temporarily paused. (checked 27 October 2026)
OpusClip cuts long videos into vertical clips, adds captions and posts them. Starter auto-posts to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels; Pro adds a social scheduler and team seats. It needs your own footage to work.
Price: Free plan. Starter $15 a month (monthly only), Pro $29 a month or $14.50 billed yearly. (checked 27 October 2026)
Faceless.video makes drafts on a schedule and posts them to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram. Its FAQ says each series posts to one account, so reaching all three means one series per network.
Price: Starter $20 a month (1 social account), Daily $35, Double $59, Studio $149. (checked 27 October 2026)
A 9:16 video under a minute fits TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels without changes, which is why cross-posting works. What shouldn't be identical is everything around it. TikTok rewards a caption that reads like a comment, YouTube Shorts needs a searchable title, and Instagram leans on the first line of the caption and a few relevant hashtags.
Timing differs too. Posting the same minute on all three is convenient, but each audience has its own peak hours. A scheduler that lets you set a time per network, or suggests one from your own results, gets more out of the same video.
Accounts and limits to check before you pay
How many accounts per network. Faceless.video posts each series to one account; TallyReel counts channels per plan (1, 5, 10 or 25).
Monthly post caps. Some plans limit scheduled posts; TallyReel's Free plan allows 10 a month and Starter 150, with unlimited posts from Plus.
Whether it posts as a draft or goes public. YouTube and TikTok both review apps that post on your behalf, so check the tool can post publicly, not only as private uploads.
Where the stats live. Revid and TallyReel bring results back to the app; otherwise you check each network yourself.
If you already have footage
If your source is a podcast, a stream or long YouTube videos, a clipping tool like OpusClip fits better than any idea-to-video generator: it finds the moments and posts them. If you are starting from nothing, as most faceless channels do, pick one of the generators and judge it on how much control you get over the script, since that is what keeps a channel from looking mass-produced.
Questions
Which AI video generator posts to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram at once?
TallyReel, Revid, StoryShort, AutoShorts.ai and OpusClip all publish one video to all three, as checked on October 27, 2026. Faceless.video posts each series to one account.
Which one posts to the most networks?
TallyReel schedules to 15 networks, including Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Threads and X. Revid posts to four: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X.
Is there a free AI video generator that auto-posts?
TallyReel's free plan gives 300 free credits once, about 3 videos, and schedules 10 posts a month to one channel. OpusClip has a free plan for clipping your own videos. Revid gives trial credits.
Is it OK to post the same video on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram?
Yes, posting your own original video on all three is normal. Write a separate caption and title for each network, and avoid reposting other people's content.
Does my phone or computer need to stay on?
No. These tools publish from their own servers once the video is scheduled.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.