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Publish beats from your BeatRender dashboard to BeatStars: fills in the upload form, artwork, tags and release date for you. BeatRender Publisher connects your BeatRender dashboard to your BeatStars account. BeatRender renders your beat videos, artwork and metadata. This extension takes it from there: it opens the BeatStars studio upload page in a background tab and fills in the upload form for you, exactly as you would by hand. What it does for each beat you publish from BeatRender: • attaches the master file, the tagged preview and your stems archive • uploads the artwork generated by BeatRender • fills in title, description, BPM, key, tags, genres, moods and instruments • adds collaborators with their profit and publishing splits • sets the release date and publishes, or schedules the release • reports progress back to your dashboard and tells you when it is done Publishing is always started by you, from your BeatRender dashboard. The extension never uploads anything on its own and never posts to your account in the background. Requirements: • a BeatRender account (https://beatrender.app) • a BeatStars account with an active subscription plan, signed in to the same browser. BeatStars requires a paid plan to upload tracks; this extension fills in their upload form and cannot bypass that. Your stems never leave your machine through our servers: the archive is read from your browser and uploaded straight to BeatStars. Privacy policy: https://beatrender.app/privacy-policy-en.html
Aug 13, 2026
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