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Upload Schedule Planner

Plan how many videos to upload per week and on which days. Choose how many videos you upload per week and the days you are free, and get a weekly schedule plus your monthly total.







How to use

  1. Enter how many videos you want to upload each week.
  2. Tick the days you are free to upload.
  3. Click Plan My Schedule and follow the weekly plan.

About this tool

The Upload Schedule Planner does one job well: Plan how many videos to upload per week and on which days.. Fill in your videos per week, days you can upload (tick at least one), monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, click “Plan My Schedule”, and the answer shows up on the same page right away. There is no sign-up and nothing to install — it is free, and it just works.

Running a channel means juggling dozens of small jobs besides making videos — titles, playlists, polls, summaries, schedules and more. The Upload Schedule Planner takes one of those jobs off your list. It is built to be quick: open it, type in what you have, get the answer, and get back to creating.

Using it takes less than a minute. First, enter how many videos you want to upload each week. Next, tick the days you are free to upload. Then, click Plan My Schedule and follow the weekly plan.

The result tells you plainly what the tool found, so you can act on it straight away. If it flags a problem, fix that problem first — small issues found early are much cheaper than the same issues found after publishing. One thing worth knowing: the planner spreads extra videos across your chosen days and tells you how many videos fall on each day, so you can see if the load is realistic.

Frequently asked questions

How many videos should I upload per week?

Consistency matters more than quantity. Most small channels do well with 2–3 videos a week posted on the same days, rather than daily uploads they cannot sustain.

What if I pick more videos than days?

The planner spreads extra videos across your chosen days and tells you how many videos fall on each day, so you can see if the load is realistic.

How is the monthly total worked out?

Monthly videos = videos per week x 4.33 (the average number of weeks in a month).

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