Video queue
Collect several videos from this PC in one list and track each status.
Video queueMultiple channelsPublish timeFrom your PC
Upload videos ahead of time. Publish on schedule.
Run a YouTube upload queue, set titles and publish times, and send files from your computer — to one channel or several.
Features
Queue, channels, and publish time in one window
UpQueue helps you prepare several videos, pick a channel, and schedule when each one goes live.
Multiple channels
Connect more than one YouTube channel and choose the destination before upload.
Title and visibility
Fill in title, description, tags, and visibility before the file is sent to YouTube.
Publish time
Schedule when a video goes live separately from the upload itself.
Workflow
How it works
1
Connect a YouTube channel
Channels connect through official YouTube sign-in. You can connect several.
2
Add local videos
The queue uses files on your computer, not copies uploaded to this website.
3
Choose a channel
Each upload targets one connected channel.
4
Fill metadata and visibility
Title, description, tags, and visibility are set before upload.
5
Set publish time
Publish time is configured separately from transferring the file.
6
Start upload
The app sends the file and shows progress while upload runs.
Queue
Videos stay in the queue
The list shows the file, channel, and upload progress. The queue lives on this PC even if you close the window.
- Several video files in one queue
- Status and progress per video
- Order and queue contents persist on this PC
- If a file moved or was renamed, point to it again
Publishing
Upload and go-live time are separate steps
The file transfers while your PC is on and UpQueue is uploading. Publish time is a separate YouTube setting.
While uploading
- The file is read from this computer
- Progress is shown on screen
- Transfer runs while the PC is on and the app is uploading
When publish time is set
- The video can upload as private with a scheduled publish time
- Visibility can also be private, unlisted, or public if no time is set
- After upload and schedule are accepted, you do not resend the same file to publish
A powered-off PC does not continue an interrupted transfer. Keep the PC on while upload finishes.
Channels
Multiple YouTube channels
Each channel connects separately. Before upload you see where the video will go.
- Connection through YouTube sign-in
- More than one channel in the list
- One destination channel per video
- App UI available in Russian and English
Where files go
Video does not pass through this website
UpQueue and EndlessCut are different apps on the same site. Upload bytes go from your PC to YouTube, not through the storefront server.
- Source — file on this computer
- Destination — chosen YouTube channel
- Queue and upload state stored locally
Platform
What you need
Only what applies to the app itself. Specific RAM, CPU, or disk minimums are not listed here.
- Desktop app for Windows
- Local video files
- A YouTube channel you connect yourself
Pricing
30 days of access
Checkout is on the EndlessCut site — one account for UpQueue and EndlessCut.
UpQueue
$49.90 / 30 days
Upload queue and YouTube publishing from your computer.
- One Windows PC
- Video queue and multiple channels
- Title, description, tags, and publish time
- Uploads from your computer
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Best value
EndlessCut + UpQueue
$85.90 / 30 days
One license code for 30 days: both EndlessCut and UpQueue on one Windows PC.
- EndlessCut — long loop videos
- UpQueue — upload queue and publishing
- One code, one PC, 30 days
Save $13.90 vs buying separately ($49.90 + $49.90).
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FAQ
Common questions
YouTube channels connect through official sign-in.
You can connect several channels and choose which one receives each upload.
No. Upload sends the file from your PC while it is on and the app is working.
Publish time is separate. With a scheduled time, the video may upload as private and YouTube publishes it later.
After upload and schedule are accepted, you do not resend the same file just to publish. A powered-off PC does not finish an interrupted transfer.
The queue is stored locally in SQLite: the list and state are not only in the open window.
An in-progress upload may resume if the YouTube session on YouTube's side is still valid.
The file is read on your computer and sent to YouTube.
The EndlessCut website does not receive that video or act as upload storage.
The app detects that the previous path no longer works.
You can pick the file again on disk and continue with that queue entry.
Ready to use UpQueue?
Pick 30 days of access — checkout on the EndlessCut site, one account for both apps.
EndlessCut is a different app
EndlessCut builds long videos from short clips. UpQueue handles upload queues and publish times. They are not the same product.
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