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“Munshi's daily YouTube upload quota is used up for today”

Munshi has one daily YouTube upload quota, shared by every workspace. It resets at midnight Pacific time. Retry the upload after that.

Munshi's daily YouTube upload quota is used up. Retry the upload after midnight Pacific time, when it resets. The quota is shared by every Munshi workspace, so it is not your channel's limit. Nothing is wrong with your video or your connection.

What the message means

The full message reads “Munshi's daily YouTube upload quota is used up for today — it resets at midnight Pacific time. Try again after it resets.”

Google gives Munshi a daily number of YouTube uploads. Every Munshi workspace shares it. When it runs out, Munshi holds the next upload and shows this message. It can happen on a day you have uploaded nothing else.

Where you see it

  • In the message Munshi shows as the composer closes, when you post or schedule the video.
  • On the video's card in Social, under Drafts, marked Failed. A scheduled upload that YouTube refuses when its time comes lands there too.

How to fix it

  • Wait until after midnight Pacific time. The video, the channel and the connection stay as they are, and nothing needs reconnecting.
  • Open Social, find the video under Drafts, and click Retry now.
  • To send it later instead, click Schedule on the same card and pick a time.

A similar message, “The network's API quota was exceeded. Try again later.”, is the same kind of limit on another network. The same fix works.

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