For Instagram Reels
Instagram Reels for musicians, without the editing night
Reels is the least forgiving of the three formats to make by hand: the safe areas are tight, the audio matters more than the visual, and the algorithm wants frequency. song.money generates the video from the audio itself, places captions clear of the interface, and publishes through Instagram's official Content Publishing API.
- Official Instagram Content Publishing API via your connected Professional account
- Captions and hook text kept inside the Reels safe area, clear of the UI
- One distinct visual per track — palette, motion and concept designed per song
- Schedule by cadence and window, or let autopilot handle it end to end
What you need to connect
Instagram's publishing API works with Professional accounts (Business or Creator) linked to a Facebook Page. You authorize through Facebook's own login screen, and song.money requests only the permissions required to publish and to read post insights.
If your account isn't set up that way yet, switching is free and takes a minute inside the Instagram app; the dashboard tells you exactly what's missing when you connect.
Designed around the safe area
Reels overlays the caption, the audio attribution and the action rail on top of your video. song.money keeps every generated element — hook text, lyric captions, artist name, watermark — inside a margin that clears the bottom fifth and the right-hand twelfth of the frame, so nothing you paid attention to gets covered.
The visuals themselves run edge to edge, because motion at the frame's border is what stops the scroll.
One catalog, three platforms
The same rendered video can go to TikTok, Shorts and Reels, but the ledger tracks each destination separately, so you always know exactly what went where and nothing gets posted twice to the same account.
Analytics come back per platform, which usually reveals that the same track performs very differently across the three — useful information you cannot get from posting by hand.
Questions
Do I need a Business or Creator account?
Yes. Instagram's Content Publishing API only works with Professional accounts linked to a Facebook Page. Switching is free inside the Instagram app.
Can song.money post to my personal Instagram?
No, and no tool legitimately can — Instagram does not expose publishing for personal accounts. Anything claiming otherwise is automating a browser session, which risks your account.
Will the music get muted or flagged?
You are uploading your own recordings as the video's audio track, which is the intended use. Rights issues only arise if you upload music you don't control.
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