Video requirements by platform

Video limits differ more than any other rule: maximum length, file size, formats, frame rate and resolution all vary by platform. These are the enforced limits; Zolyp checks duration, size and format before a video is scheduled, so it isn't rejected at publish.

Video requirements

Enforced per-platform video limits. A video outside these gets rejected by the platform at publish time. Zolyp checks what it can (duration, size, format) before scheduling.

PlatformFormatsMax sizeDurationFrame rateResolution / aspect
InstagramMP4, MOV300 MB3s – 15 min23–60 fpsup to 1920px wide · 0.01:1 to 10:1 (9:16 recommended)
FacebookMP4No stated limit3s – 1 min 30s24–60 fps9:16
LinkedInMP4, WebM, MKV5 GB3s – 10 min10–60 fps256–4096px wide · 1:2.4 to 2.4:1
XMP4No stated limit0.5s – 2 min 20sup to 60 fps32–1920px wide · 1:3 to 3:1
TikTokMP4, WebM, MOV4 GBup to 10 min23–60 fps360–4096px wide
YouTubeAny video format256 GBNo stated limitNo stated limitNo stated limit
PinterestMP4, MOV, M4V1 GB4s – 15 minNo stated limitbetween 1:2 and 1.91:1 (1:1, 2:3, 4:5 or 9:16 recommended)
ThreadsMP4, MOV1 GBup to 5 min23–60 fpsup to 1920px wide · 0.01:1 to 10:1 (9:16 recommended)

H.264 or HEVC video · AAC audio ≤48 kHz · video bitrate ≤25 Mbps.

Published as a Reel — 9:16 vertical, 1080×1920 recommended.

Bitrate 192 kbps – 30 Mbps.

H.264 High Profile + AAC LC · closed GOP, progressive scan. Premium accounts get up to 4 hours and 1 GB+.

10 min is the API maximum — many accounts are capped at 3 or 5 min by TikTok itself. H.264 recommended.

Custom thumbnails apply to standard videos only, not Shorts.

H.264 or HEVC video · AAC audio ≤48 kHz · video bitrate ≤100 Mbps.

Common questions

How long can a Facebook video be?

Zolyp publishes Facebook video as a Reel, so it has to be 3 to 90 seconds long and vertical (9:16).

How long can a video on X be?

Up to 140 seconds (2 minutes 20 seconds) on standard accounts; longer videos are rejected. X Premium accounts can post longer videos.

Does Zolyp check a video before it's scheduled?

Yes, for what can be checked up front: duration, file size and format. A video outside those limits is flagged before scheduling rather than rejected by the platform at publish.