BulkPublish: Bulk Publish

Upload media files (local or URL), manage media library, and batch-create posts via BulkPublish. Use when the user wants to upload files or publish content in bulk.

BulkPublish — Media & Bulk Publishing Reference

upload_media parameters

text

url       (string, optional) — public URL to download from
filePath  (string, optional) — absolute local file path (e.g. /Users/me/photo.png)
filename  (string, optional) — override filename, otherwise derived from url/path

Provide either url OR filePath, not both.

Supported formats

Type	Formats	Max size
Image	JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF	100MB
Video	MP4, MOV, WebM	100MB (up to 1GB via multipart — see below)

Response

Returns: id (use this in mediaFileIds when creating posts), fileName, mimeType, sizeBytes, width, height, duration (video), originalUrl, thumbnailUrl, previewUrl.

Other media tools

Tool	Use for	Key params
list_media	Browse uploaded files	search, page, limit
get_media	Single file details	mediaId
delete_media	Remove a file	mediaId

Media requirements by platform

Platform	Image	Video	Notes
Instagram Reels	—	MP4, 9:16	3 seconds–15 minutes
Instagram Stories	JPEG/PNG, 9:16	MP4, 9:16	1080x1920 recommended; video 3–60 seconds
Instagram Carousel	JPEG/PNG	—	2-10 images
TikTok	—	MP4	Up to 3 minutes for every account; some accounts 5 or 10
YouTube	—	MP4	Requires title in platformSpecific
Pinterest	JPEG/PNG, 2:3	MP4	1000x1500 recommended; video pins at least 4 seconds
Facebook/X/LinkedIn	JPEG/PNG	MP4	Most formats accepted

Large files — multipart upload (REST API)

For videos over 100MB (up to 1GB), use the chunked multipart flow: MCP tools create_multipart_upload, complete_multipart_upload, abort_multipart_upload, or the REST API (Authorization: Bearer bp_your_key, base https://app.bulkpublish.com):

1. POST /api/media/multipart/create — body {contentType, sizeBytes} (exact size) → {r2Key, uploadId, partSize, partUrls, expiresIn}. partSize is fixed at 10MB (10485760); partUrls is one presigned PUT URL per part, in order; URLs expire in 3600s.
2. PUT each 10MB slice of the file to its partUrl and save the ETag response header per part. A failed part can be retried alone — a network drop never restarts the whole file.
3. POST /api/media/multipart/complete — body {r2Key, uploadId, parts: [{partNumber, etag}], fileName, mimeType, sizeBytes, width?, height?, duration?} → {file} (same media object as a normal upload; its id goes in mediaFileIds). Failed assembly auto-aborts the upload.

• To cancel mid-flight: POST /api/media/multipart/abort — body {r2Key, uploadId} (frees stored parts)
• 400 = disallowed type or too large; 403 with error.code: "QUOTA_EXCEEDED" = storage quota exceeded

Bulk actions and approval

bulk_posts (delete | retry | reschedule) does not take requestApproval. A bulk retry on posts whose role lacks post:publish fails with 403 APPROVAL_REQUIRED — those posts must be submitted for team approval instead (create/update with requestApproval: true, then a teammate calls approve_post). Posts with approvalStatus "pending" or "rejected" do not publish, even after a reschedule, until they are approved.

A bulk reschedule counts against the same scheduling limits as creating a post: moving drafts past the pending-scheduled cap, or more posts onto one day than the per-day cap allows, returns 403 QUOTA_EXCEEDED and changes nothing. It returns 400 when scheduledAt is missing or not an ISO 8601 date-time, or when none of the posts is a draft or scheduled. See the schedule-post skill for the full approval flow.

Bulk pattern

For multiple files: call upload_media for each file, collect the returned IDs, then pass all IDs in mediaFileIds when creating the post.