Bluesky now lets you upload 10-minute long videos
In Brief Posted: 6:12 AM PDT · August 26, 2026 Image Credits:Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto / Getty Images Social network Bluesky said on Tuesday that it is now increasing video limits on the platform to 10 minutes. Previously, the platform allowed three-minute-long videos, a limit that it raised last year.
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- Fact 1: In Brief Posted: 6:12 AM PDT · August 26, 2026 Image Credits:Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto / Getty Images Social network Bluesky said on Tuesday that it is now increasing video limits on the platform to 10 minutes.
- Fact 2: This makes it more competitive with other text-based platforms that by default allow for shorter video uploads In addition to increasing the video length, the company said in a post that users can now upload a maximum file size of 300MB.
- Fact 3: Plus, it mentioned that upload speed is now 2x-3x faster.
- Fact 4: The new limit is on par with TikTok’s limit of 10-minute videos recorded directly with the app.
In Brief Posted: 6:12 AM PDT · August 26, 2026 Image Credits:Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto / Getty Images Social network Bluesky said on Tuesday that it is now increasing video limits on the platform to 10 minutes. Previously, the platform allowed three-minute-long videos, a limit that it raised last year.
This makes it more competitive with other text-based platforms that by default allow for shorter video uploads In addition to increasing the video length, the company said in a post that users can now upload a maximum file size of 300MB. Plus, it mentioned that upload speed is now 2x-3x faster. The new limit is on par with TikTok’s limit of 10-minute videos recorded directly with the app.
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Original source: TechCrunch
