DChan StudioCreator release workflowDChan Studio starts with a creator community: profiles, community posts, and member conversations. For creators who want to prepare YouTube content, a separate workspace provides release planning, metadata, playlists, Shorts, and scheduling. Access to creator tools depends on your trial or paid plan. See what stays free and what costs money.
Connect your channel, choose or prepare a video, review its title, description, playlist and Short, then review and schedule your release. You control submission. See the workflow steps.
Creating an account costs nothing. The creator-tool trial lasts 30 days by default, or 60 days for eligible early-access signups while those promotional spots remain. After the trial, an unpaid account has limited Basic Mode access rather than full creator tools. Compare plans.
Google access is user-initiated. DChan Studio requests only the permissions configured for its YouTube features. Users can disconnect their channel in the app or revoke DChan Studio from their Google Account.
Titles, descriptions, schedules, thumbnails, and queued release details remain reviewable before submission. DChan Studio does not sell Google user data or use it for advertising.
DChan Studio is currently offered as a limited beta with a capped Creator Early Access signup. An account is required to use the studio. Google/YouTube authorization is completed separately by each user with their own Google account.
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DChan Studio brings creator identity and community features alongside release-planning tools. Build your profile, explore community posts, and participate in member conversations. Dedicated creator workflows help prepare YouTube metadata, thumbnails, Shorts, playlists, and schedules. Member access and private rooms remain governed by existing account permissions.