1. Choose your video
Open New post and upload your own finished 9:16 video, up to three minutes and 500 MB. Play the preview and check the audio. Each destination’s format and account restrictions are checked before publication; some TikTok accounts have a shorter video limit.
2. Review caption and destinations
Edit your shared caption and hashtags. Select a project or individual profiles. Review the visible TikTok nickname and username and the YouTube channel details to confirm each destination.
3. Choose TikTok settings
Select an audience manually. Comments, Duet, and Stitch start off and can only be enabled where your account permits them.
For commercial content, enable disclosure and choose Your brand, Branded content, or both. Paid partnerships must use an available Friends or Everyone audience. Label realistic AI-generated media and acknowledge the final music or branded-content declaration.
4. Publish or schedule
Use Publish now or select a future time in your browser’s timezone, then confirm. You can edit a pending scheduled caption or time; TikTok destinations require renewed confirmation. Cancelling a pending schedule stops future delivery while preserving its history.
5. Check results
Keep the post page open for live status, or return through All posts. TikTok processing and public moderation take time. Published means TikTok confirmed the publication; public availability is shown separately when confirmed.
If settings changed, use Review TikTok settings. If delivery is uncertain, use Check TikTok delivery or inspect your TikTok profile. Do not create a replacement until you know the first attempt’s result. Failed TikTok deliveries appear under Needs attention and can trigger an email when mail delivery is available.
TikTok public posting availability
Public posting depends on TikTok approval of Musketr’s Direct Post integration and your account’s permissions. An unaudited client is restricted to private test accounts and Only you posts. An OAuth connection alone does not remove that restriction.