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Supported Upload Sources & Limits

Supported uploads, link imports, file types, size limits, and fixes.

👀 Availability

Upload methods, supported sources, file size, and bulk-import limits can depend on your plan and workspace.

WayinVideo supports local video uploads on paid plans and link imports from supported sources. Your plan determines the maximum local file size and bulk-import limit.

Plan limits

Plan

Local device & cloud upload

Maximum file size

Bulk import

Free

Not included

Not applicable

Not included

Starter

Included

10 GB per file

Up to 10 videos per import

Pro

Included

30 GB per file

Up to 30 videos per import

Scale

Included

30 GB per file

Up to 50 videos per import

Supported local file formats

When local upload is included in your plan, supported formats are:

  • MP4

  • MOV

  • WEBM

  • AVI

  • Use a high-quality file with clear audio for AI Clipping, Transcript, Subtitle, or Speech Enhancer tasks.

Supported link sources

The link importer currently supports:

  • YouTube

  • Instagram

  • TikTok

  • Facebook

  • Twitter (X)

  • Twitch

  • Kick

  • Google Drive

  • Dropbox

  • Zoom

  • Loom

  • Vimeo

  • Dailymotion

  • Rumble

  • Medal

Source availability can change. The icons and options shown in the importer are the current source list for your account.

Google Drive: choose from Drive or paste a share link

WayinVideo supports two ways to import a video from Google Drive:

Method

Best for

What you need

Import from Google Drive

Choosing a video directly from your Google Drive

Sign in to the Google account that can access the file and complete the Google Drive picker

Paste a Google Drive share link

Importing a file that can be opened through a link

A share link that opens in a signed-out browser window

If you paste a Google Drive link, open the file’s sharing settings first and allow access through the link. A private, expired, region-restricted, login-only, or deleted source can fail to import.

If the Google Drive picker does not open or shows an API key error

If you see “The API developer key is invalid” or the Google Drive picker cannot finish connecting:

  1. Refresh the page and try again.

  2. Temporarily disable ad blockers, privacy extensions, or script blockers, then reload.

  3. Confirm that your browser allows the Google sign-in or file-picker window to open.

  4. Try the current version of Chrome or another supported browser.

  5. If the problem continues, paste a shareable Google Drive link instead, or download the video and upload it from your device if your plan includes local uploads.

For the full troubleshooting steps and what to send Support, see:

If an upload or import fails

Check:

  • Your plan includes the upload method you selected.

  • The file is within your plan’s size limit.

  • The file format is supported.

  • The link opens in a signed-out browser window.

  • Google Drive or Zoom sharing permissions allow link access.

  • If Google Drive selection shows an API key error, follow the Google Drive troubleshooting steps above.

  • The source is not deleted, expired, region-restricted, or login-only.

  • Your internet connection is stable.

If the file still fails, record the source, file format, file size, and error message before contacting Support.

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