How to bulk upload
1
Open the Composer
Click New Post in the sidebar to open the Composer.
2
Select connected accounts
Toggle the account tiles for every platform you want to reach. The account selection applies to all files in the session by default.
3
Drop or import your video files
Drag and drop multiple MP4 or MOV files into the upload area, use the local file picker, or click one of the cloud import tiles (Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive) below the upload box to import files directly from cloud storage. Every file you select is added to the upload dock and begins processing immediately. You can continue adding more files while earlier ones are still uploading.
4
Write a baseline caption
Type a caption in the main caption field. Each file has its own composer context window, so you can set different captions for each file separately. To switch composer context to a different file, simply select it from the media queue at the bottom of the thumbnail selection rail.
5
Override captions or settings per file
Select each file in the upload dock to open its settings panel. Here you can write a caption that applies only to that clip and adjust platform-specific settings.
6
Choose a publish mode for each file
Select Publish now to send the selected file immediately, or click Schedule to set a time. You can assign individual schedule times so your clips go out at different moments.
Bulk scheduling multiple clips
To schedule each clip at a different time:- Select the first file in the media queue, set caption, first comment, and per-platform settings, and click Schedule.
- Set the date and time for that clip.
- Repeat for each remaining file.
Importing from cloud storage
In addition to uploading files from your device, you can batch import videos and images directly from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.1
Click a cloud provider tile
Below the upload box in the Composer, select Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
2
Sign in and pick your files
A picker window opens for the selected service. Authorize access if prompted, select your files, and confirm.
3
Wait for processing
Hivra downloads the files into your browser and adds them to the upload dock. Once added, cloud-imported files follow the exact same workflow as local uploads — you can edit captions, set thumbnails, and configure per-platform settings per file.
Cloud imports respect the same limits as local uploads: up to 10 files per batch, supported formats (MP4, MOV, JPG, PNG, WebP), up to 950 MB per file, and a maximum video duration of 15 minutes.