Upload a batch. Publish when you are ready.
By Stackmodo
Queue multiple video uploads with individual progress and retry controls, then refine video entries in a draft without changing the version your audience sees.
October 10, 2026 product update
A busy release schedule should not mean uploading every video through a separate session or exposing unfinished edits to your audience. New bulk-upload and video-draft tools give your team more control over both preparation and publication.
Keep a batch moving
The video upload workflow now accepts multiple files in a queue, with bounded parallel transfers and a separate progress and processing state for each file. A failed transfer can be retried independently instead of restarting the whole batch. Each successful file has its own video record on the selected site.
Save work without changing the live entry
Video entries now support a working draft. Editors can save and reopen changes while the previously published version remains the version available to the public. Publishing is an explicit next step, just as it is for supported pages and blog entries.
Preparation is not publication
Uploading a file does not automatically publish a finished release or invent its editorial details. Your team still controls the title, description, presentation and release decision. Existing site boundaries and protected-media access continue to apply throughout the process.
Both capabilities are released through Stackmodo's existing video-management tools. The underlying upload and processing service remains the same, so this is a more practical workflow rather than a second media library to maintain.