The TunesToTube alternative for producers who stopped clicking upload.
Drop the WAV in a folder. Rollout builds the video, lines it up on the calendar, and pushes it to YouTube when the slot comes up.
TunesToTube makes you press upload. Rollout does it for you.
On TunesToTube you open the page, pick the audio, pick the image, fill the title, click upload, wait, do it again tomorrow. Rollout flips that around. You set up a project once. After that, the audio goes in a folder, the video gets built in the background, and the upload fires on the day you scheduled. The browser tab is gone.
TunesToTube vs Rollout.
Honest matrix — including the two places TunesToTube wins.
| Dimension | TunesToTube | Rollout |
|---|---|---|
| Form factor | Web upload form, one beat at a time | Desktop app with a watched folder |
| How uploads happen | You sit in the browser and click upload | Queue runs on its own, no clicking |
| Watermark on render | On the free tier | None on any plan |
| Batch + queue | Premium feature | Drop the WAV, walk away |
| Scheduling | Premium, single date at a time | Calendar view across the month |
| Projects | Re-enter every setting each upload | Save a project once, reuse forever |
| Render quality | HD; lossless audio is premium | 1080p on Basic & Pro, 4K on Premium |
| Analytics | None | Per-project: views, watch time, subs |
| Pricing | Per-video pay-as-you-go + premium | $8 / $12 / $15 flat, 14-day trial |
| Where audio lives | Uploaded to a third party | Render runs on your machine |
| Platform | Any browser | Windows 10/11 only (macOS coming) |
Set it up once, upload for months.
A web form works fine when you upload once a week. When you release every day, you want the tool out of your way.
Point Rollout at a folder on your machine. Anything you drop in there gets queued and rendered without you touching it.
You get a real month view, not a single-date picker. Claim the days you want a release to land and Rollout uploads on each one.
Pick the image, font, title format and Rollout remembers it. Next drop into the folder uses the same settings.
Use the free tool if you upload once a week. Rollout is for the rest of the time.
Once you are uploading every day, the free uploaders cost you something they do not charge for: your afternoon. Rollout is $8 to $15 a month, flat. No per-video fee, no HD upsell, no watermark removal SKU.
FFmpeg runs on your machine. Your audio never leaves it.
The YouTube connection is upload-scoped. Revoke it from your Google account whenever you want.
The desktop app pushes the finished video straight to YouTube. We never hold the file.
Things you probably want to know.
Is Rollout a TunesToTube clone?→
No. TunesToTube is a web form you sit in front of, one beat at a time. Rollout is a desktop app that watches a folder, renders the videos for you, and uploads on the schedule you set.
Does Rollout have a daily upload limit?→
Yes. Basic is 1 per day, Pro is 3, Premium is 10. The point of Rollout is not unlimited uploads, it is that you do not have to click anything. You queue the work, it runs.
Does Rollout add a watermark?→
No. Not on the trial, not on Basic, not on any plan. The render runs on your machine with FFmpeg and outputs a clean file.
Does it work on Mac?→
Not yet. Windows 10 and 11 only today. macOS is on the list, drop your email on the contact page and we will tell you when it lands.
How does scheduling work?→
You get a monthly calendar view. Pick the days you want a release to land, Rollout claims those slots and uploads to YouTube when each one comes up.
How is it different from Audioship, Tovid, or ProducerFury?→
Those work great if you upload once a week. Rollout earns its $8 to $15 a month when you are uploading every day and you are sick of being the one pressing upload.
What does it cost?→
Three flat tiers, Basic $8/mo, Pro $12/mo, Premium $15/mo. 14-day free trial, cancel any time, no per-upload fees.
Is my audio uploaded to your servers?→
No. Rollout renders the video locally and pushes the finished file straight to YouTube through your own connected account. The audio never sits on our servers.
Stop pressing upload.
14 days free. Card on file, cancel before day 15 and nothing clears.