Review the caption before posting

A post was about to go out with the video's file name as its caption or title, so EverySqueeze stopped it.

Review the caption and title before posting. A video filename is not a caption.

What it means

EverySqueeze checks that a caption or title isn't just an opaque file identifier — a long hash, an ID string, or a raw filename — before letting a post go out. If that's all a video has for a caption, it blocks the post rather than publishing something that looks broken to your followers.

What to do

  1. Open the video in Composer and write an actual caption.
  2. If you're scheduling from the queue, edit the caption there before the post's send time.
  3. Try posting again once the caption reads like normal text, not a filename.

Nothing is lost

The video itself and anything else you've set (product, destinations, schedule time) stays exactly as you left it. Only the post is held back until the caption is fixed.

Open it in EverySqueeze

Signed in, this article opens in the app’s Help center.

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