Fill my week

Proposes a week of posts from your unfinished coverage gaps, spread evenly across your posting hours, for you to approve in one pass.

On the Schedule tab, Fill my week lays your not-yet-cross-posted videos into empty slots over the next 7 days. Nothing is scheduled until you confirm — it's a proposal you review first, with a caption for each row that you can edit before it goes out.

If a proposed YouTube row has no title, EverySqueeze won't queue it — YouTube needs a title, so either type one in the panel or write your captions first and re-run Fill my week.

When you confirm, EverySqueeze queues each row one at a time on the day it was proposed for and picks its exact minute itself: the day's posts are spread evenly across your posting hours, each at a natural-looking minute rather than on the hour, and the panel shows the landing time each row actually got. A full day moves a row to the next day with room. Rows placed this way are spread out again if you later change your daily limit or posting hours. A row that's already scheduled is skipped and marked "already scheduled" rather than duplicated.

If your daily queueing limit is reached partway through, the remaining rows in the batch stop there and are marked so you can see which ones didn't go in — nothing is silently lost.

Fill my week is on the desktop dashboard only: the phone app's Schedule tab has no Fill my week button. In the phone app, schedule videos one at a time from Posts.

When days in the next 7 are below a platform's posts per day, a line under the month calendar counts the open slots with its own Fill my week button.

See The Schedule calendar for the Month and Day views Fill my week fills, and Older videos per day for the automatic daily drip alternative.