Bluesky announced on Tuesday that it has increased the video upload limit on its platform to 10 minutes. This marks a significant jump from the previous three-minute limit, which itself was an increase from 60 seconds last year.
In addition to the extended duration, the maximum file size for video uploads has been raised to 300MB. The platform also stated that upload speeds have improved, now being 2x-3x faster than before.
This update is not exclusive to Bluesky; other applications operating on the decentralized AT Protocol, such as Bluescreen, Reelo, and Skylight, will also benefit from the ability to host longer videos.
The new 10-minute video limit places Bluesky on par with TikTok's video duration for content recorded directly with the app. Other social platforms have varying video limits, with Meta's Threads allowing five-minute videos and X offering longer uploads for paying users.
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Bluesky has expanded its video upload capabilities, allowing users to post videos up to 10 minutes long and increasing the maximum file size to 300MB. This update also improves upload speeds and extends longer video support to other applications built on the AT Protocol.
Bluesky has increased its video upload limit from three minutes to ten minutes and raised the maximum file size to 300MB, also improving upload speeds. This change aims to make the platform more competitive with other social media services and applies to other apps built on the AT Protocol.