A 2-minute video repurposed across all three
A 2-minute video fits YouTube Shorts’ 3-minute maximum, TikTok’s 10-minute in-app recording limit, and Instagram’s roughly 3-minute algorithmic discovery cutoff — one edit, three platforms.
Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts each define a different maximum — and a separate cutoff for whether the algorithm will actually show it to new viewers.
A 2-minute video fits YouTube Shorts’ 3-minute maximum, TikTok’s 10-minute in-app recording limit, and Instagram’s roughly 3-minute algorithmic discovery cutoff — one edit, three platforms.
A 5-minute video already exceeds both YouTube Shorts’ 3-minute cap and Instagram’s roughly 3-minute discovery cutoff, so it needs a separate, shorter cut for those two even though it still fits comfortably inside TikTok’s 10-minute in-app limit.
An 8-minute video cannot publish as a YouTube Short or as an Instagram Reel eligible for recommendation — it needs trimming to under 3 minutes for those two, though it still fits under TikTok’s 10-minute in-app limit.
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