dvcrn Bilibili Upload 📺
Upload local video files to Bilibili (哔哩哔哩).
Features
- Upload videos with custom title, description, and tags
- Support selecting different partitions (tid)
- Uses biliup for reliable uploading
- Handles Windows encoding issues automatically
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
biliuppackage (installed automatically:pip install biliup)
Installation
- The skill will install biliup automatically on first use
- Run
biliup loginin terminal to scan QR code and login - Login cookies are saved locally for future use
Usage
First Time Login (required once)
chcp 65001
$env:PYTHONIOENCODING = "utf-8"
biliup login
Scan the QR code with Bilibili App to login. Cookies are saved automatically for future use.
Basic Upload
chcp 65001
$env:PYTHONIOENCODING = "utf-8"
python {skill_dir}/upload.py ^
"full/path/to/your/video.mp4" ^
--title "Your Video Title" ^
--desc "Video description" ^
--tags "tag1,tag2,tag3" ^
--tid 138
Example (after login)
python ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/bilibili-upload/upload.py ^
"C:\Users\hyzu\Documents\openclaw\news_briefing_20260311.mp4" ^
--title "2026年3月11日新闻简报" ^
--desc "每日新闻简报，带金色字幕，AI自动生成" ^
--tags "新闻,每日新闻,简报,AI生成" ^
--tid 138
The script automatically handles:
- Path expansion (supports
~for home directory) - Windows UTF-8 encoding to avoid Unicode errors
- Error checking for missing video file
Common Partition IDs
| ID | Partition |
|---|---|
| 138 | 日常 |
| 124 | 生活 |
| 171 | 科技 |
| 95 | 娱乐 |
| 188 | 美食 |
| 208 | 影视 |
| 210 | 体育 |
| 201 | 动画 |
| 15 | 音乐 |
| 189 | 知识 |
Notes
- On Windows, always set code page to UTF-8 before login/upload:
chcp 65001 - Set
PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8to avoid Unicode encoding errors - Login needs interactive terminal to display QR code, must do it manually once
- After login, cookies are saved automatically and future uploads can be automated
- If you don't see video immediately after upload, it's probably still in Bilibili's review queue
Script
The upload script is located at:
{skill_dir}/upload.py
Where {skill_dir} is the installation directory of this skill. The script accepts any full path from the user, and automatically handles path expansion.