Adobe Express automatically adds #Shorts to every YouTube Shorts title after publishing, even though I did not include it. I want to disable this behavior permanently.

Hello Adobe Express Support Team,

I am experiencing a recurring issue with Adobe Express Content Scheduler when publishing YouTube Shorts.

Problem:

Adobe Express automatically adds the hashtag #Shorts to every YouTube Shorts title after publishing, even though I never include this hashtag in the original title.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open Adobe Express Content Scheduler.

2. Create a new YouTube post.

3. Upload a vertical video.

4. Enter a title without the #Shorts hashtag.

5. Schedule the video for automatic publishing.

6. Check the published video's title in YouTube Studio.

Actual result:

The hashtag #Shorts is automatically appended to the video title.

Expected result:

The published title should remain exactly as entered in Adobe Express, without any additional hashtags or modifications.

Additional concern:

This issue affects every YouTube Short I publish through Adobe Express.

I have also experienced a significant decline in views, from approximately 800 views per video to fewer than 10 views. I cannot confirm whether this decline is related to the unwanted hashtag, but I am concerned about its potential impact.

Please clarify:

1. Is Adobe Express intentionally adding #Shorts to YouTube video titles?

2. Is this a known bug?

3. Is there a setting to permanently disable this behavior?

4. Can you provide a solution that preserves my original titles without requiring manual edits after publishing?

Environment:

• Platform: Adobe Express Content Scheduler

• Browser: Google Chrome

• Operating System: Windows

• Publishing destination: YouTube Shorts

I would appreciate your investigation and a permanent solution.

Thank you for your support.