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Automated Video Validation for Social Publishing

Video Validator - Check Your Video Before Publishing

Postly's Video Validator checks your uploaded videos against platform publishing requirements before they go live. It validates file format, video codec, audio codec, resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, duration, file size, bitrate, and other platform-specific requirements.

Postly does not compress, modify, transcode, or re-encode your uploaded videos. We only validate the file using platform requirements and notify you if any issues are found before publishing.

  • Validate MP4, MOV, WEBM, AVI, and other common video formats
  • Check video and audio codec compatibility before publishing
  • Verify resolution, aspect ratio, duration, bitrate, frame rate, and file size
  • Identify platform-specific upload issues before posts go live
  • Get clear feedback when a video does not meet publishing requirements
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Platform Validation

Check uploaded videos against platform publishing requirements before posting.

No Video Alteration

Postly does not compress, modify, transcode, or re-encode your original video file.

Duration Checks

Validate video length against platform-specific publishing limits.

API-Based Checks

Use platform requirements to confirm whether your video is ready to publish.

Clear Feedback

Receive practical guidance when a video does not meet upload requirements.

Prevent Failed Uploads

Catch video compatibility issues before they interrupt publishing.

Aspect Ratios

Validate 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9, and more

File Requirements

Check format, size, duration, and bitrate

Codec Checks

Validate video and audio codec compatibility

How Video Validation Works

  1. Upload your video or select it from your Postly media library.
  2. Choose the platforms where you want to publish.
  3. Postly validates the file against each platform's requirements.
  4. If the video passes validation, it can be submitted for publishing.
  5. If issues are found, Postly informs you before publishing continues.

Why Validation Matters

Each social platform has its own video requirements. A file that works on one platform may fail on another because of duration, aspect ratio, codec, bitrate, file size, or resolution limits. Postly helps you catch these issues before the post is submitted.

  • Reduce failed video uploads
  • Confirm platform readiness before scheduling
  • Keep your original video file unchanged
  • Give teams clearer publishing feedback

What Postly Checks

Format & File Checks

Validate container format, file size, duration, bitrate, and other upload requirements.

Playback Compatibility

Check video codec, audio codec, frame rate, resolution, and aspect ratio compatibility.

Publishing Readiness

Confirm whether a video meets platform requirements before it is submitted.

Related Video Publishing Resources

Learn more about platform requirements and prepare your videos before publishing across your social channels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Postly compress or re-encode videos?

No. Postly does not compress, modify, transcode, or re-encode uploaded videos. We only validate videos against platform publishing requirements.

What does Video Validator check?

It checks file format, video codec, audio codec, resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, duration, file size, bitrate, and other platform-specific requirements.

What happens if my video passes validation?

If the video meets the platform requirements, Postly can proceed with submitting or publishing the post.

What happens if my video has issues?

Postly informs you about the validation issue so you can fix the video before publishing.

Does Postly change my original uploaded video?

No. Your original uploaded media is not altered by Video Validator.

Which video formats can be validated?

Postly can validate common video formats such as MP4, MOV, WEBM, AVI, and other supported upload formats.