Uploading to TikTok
Once your video is rendered and you have a connected TikTok account, you can publish (or schedule) directly from the Approve & Export step.How to upload
- Complete your flow and reach the Approve & Export step
- Review the final video
- Click Upload to TikTok
- Fill in the post details:
- Caption — Up to 2,200 characters; existing
#hashtagsare detected automatically - Hashtags — Add additional hashtags via the hashtag input
- Privacy — Public, Friends only (mutual follows), or Private (only me)
- Disable duet / stitch / comment — Optional restrictions on how others interact with the post
- Caption — Up to 2,200 characters; existing
- (Optional) Toggle Schedule and pick a future date and time to delay publishing
- Click Publish Now (or Schedule Post)
- The video is sent to TikTok — you’ll get a status update once it’s accepted
Scheduling
When the schedule toggle is enabled, the video is uploaded to TikTok immediately but kept in a draft/scheduled state until the chosen time. The minimum lead time and other scheduling rules follow TikTok’s API limits.Upload status
After initiating the upload:- A status indicator shows whether the post is publishing, scheduled, or failed
- Once accepted by TikTok, you’ll see the scheduled time or a link to the live post
- TikTok may take a few minutes to fully process the video on their side before it’s visible in feed
Tips
- The 9:16 vertical MP4 Hyperclip produces is already in TikTok’s preferred format — no extra resizing needed
- Captions and hashtags strongly affect distribution — write them with the same care you’d put into a manual post
- For sensitive niches, set privacy to Private (only me) first and review the post inside TikTok before making it public
- You can always download the MP4 and upload manually if you prefer the TikTok app’s native editor