LongToShorts is a browser-based tool built for creators and small teams who record long-form content — podcasts, interviews, streams or webinars — and want it distributed as short clips. Instead of manually cutting, captioning and re-uploading each segment, the platform centralizes the workflow: you connect the social accounts you already own or manage, prepare short-form output, and then queue posts for the channels that matter most.
The publishing layer is the core of the product. According to its terms of service, LongToShorts schedules and publishes on YouTube, Facebook Pages and TikTok through each network's official APIs, so the final visibility and moderation outcome remains with the platform. Accounts can be disconnected at any time, which cancels that account's scheduled posts. An optional automatic comment-reply feature can be switched on per channel, posts under your own channel name, and can be disabled or cleaned up at any point.
Because the app currently gates its workspace behind a login, most functionality — dashboards, upload and scheduling screens — requires an account. The service is offered on a freemium/paid basis in the directory listing. Anyone evaluating it should verify current limits and pricing directly inside the app after signing in, since we could not confirm plan figures from public pages.
