Generated does not mean final
A model writes the first draft of every caption. You get to fix the product name it guessed at, sharpen a hook, or drop a hashtag that missed — and the counter beside you is the platform’s real limit, not an approximation.
Why the counter is the hard part
A character counter sounds trivial until you notice the three platforms disagree about what a character is. An emoji is one character, two UTF-16 code units, and four bytes — and this product publishes to one platform of each kind.
A counter measuring the wrong unit is worse than none, because it is believed. FleetClip counts each field the way its own platform counts it, and the numbers come from the same source the publisher enforces, so what passes here passes there.
What you can change
Caption
The main text on TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Title
YouTube only — what decides the in-feed swipe and the search match.
Description
YouTube only — where links and searchable context go.
Hashtags
Capped at each platform’s real limit, typed however you like.
Questions about this
Can I edit a video after it has posted?
No. Once the words are public, changing them here would make the console disagree with the platform about what was said. Edit up to the moment it publishes.
Does editing cost anything?
No. The draft was already written; changing it involves no further processing.
Try it on one topic
Ten videos a month on the free plan, three connected accounts, no card. Enough to see whether what it makes is worth posting.
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