In the last one year, Substack has greatly expanded its video tools for the creators, which are mainly developing from a platform dedicated to the newspaper. On Wednesday, Substack Announced New features aimed at developing publishers and helping to promote their livelihoods.
Recently enables updated creators to share clips of their live videos on notes, and the substack will inform them in real time. In this way, the publishers can determine which clips they should upload to other platforms to reach wide audiences, such as YouTube shorts. If manufacturers add their YouTube accounts, the top two clips will be uploaded to their shorts channels.
The new feature is currently available on the iOS app and will be available on Android next week. Substack uses AI to create a small highlight clip from video recording.
Additionally, when the users schedule a livestream, the substation automatically creates the preacher to share on notes, YouTube and other social channels, saving publishers time and effort.
Another useful but small addition is the ability to invite guests through email or SMS, helpful for followers who do not have a substation account.
The new update falls on the heels of the substack substash presenting audio-online livestream and a scrolling video feed. Substack rolled out live video capabilities to all publishers earlier this year.
