Can you upload multiple videos to YouTube at once?
Yes. drrop.io uploads a batch of video files to YouTube in parallel rather than one at a time. You set the metadata once and it applies to every video in the batch.
Batch upload creative assets to YouTube and Google Ads, unlisted.
| Title | Video ID | URL |
|---|---|---|
| IMG_4023_2… | abc123XYZ | youtu.be/… |
| IMG_4023_2… | def456ABC | youtu.be/… |
| IMG_4023_2… | ghi789DEF | youtu.be/… |
Time saved across all uploads
vs uploading one video at a time
How it works
No complicated setup. Just drag, configure, and upload.
Drag and drop up to 20 video files at once. drrop.io detects orientation and duration automatically.
Titles are auto-generated from filenames. Set privacy, category, and a title suffix for the whole batch in seconds.
Three concurrent uploads run simultaneously via YouTube's resumable API, cutting your total time by up to 90%.
Every video ID and URL is automatically logged to a Google Sheet. One click to view — no copy-pasting.
Features
Built for performance marketers who upload at scale — not casual creators.
Titles are built from filename, orientation, duration, and date — formatted for ad account naming conventions automatically.
Sign in once with Google OAuth and choose which YouTube channel to upload to — supports multiple channels.
A new sheet is auto-created on your first upload. Every batch appends video IDs and URLs instantly.
Set Public, Private, or Unlisted for the entire batch. Made for Kids toggle included.
Individual progress bars for each file. See exactly what's uploading, what's done, and what's queued.
FAQ
Everything about bulk video uploads on drrop.io.
Yes. drrop.io uploads a batch of video files to YouTube in parallel rather than one at a time. You set the metadata once and it applies to every video in the batch.
Up to 20 videos per batch, and up to 60 uploads a month while drrop.io is free in open beta.
Yes. Pick Google Ads as the destination and the videos land in your Google Ads asset library, hosted unlisted on YouTube. Pick YouTube and they stay on your channel, ready to import into Google Ads whenever you want.
You need access to a YouTube channel to upload to it. Google Ads video assets have to live on a YouTube channel, so drrop.io uploads them unlisted and then registers them in Google Ads.
No, not unless you choose that. You set the privacy status for the batch before uploading, including unlisted and private.
Into a Google Sheet. drrop.io logs every upload with its video ID and URL so you can paste the list straight into your campaign setup.
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