Repost your TikTok videos to Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts
Upload the original video once and post it to Reels, Shorts, Facebook and more, each with its own caption and posting time. No watermark, no posting from three apps.
The same short vertical video can work on every network. What makes it look like a lazy repost is the TikTok watermark, the same caption pasted everywhere and everything landing in the same minute. PostingClips takes care of the last two; using the original file takes care of the first.
How to repost TikToks to Reels and Shorts in three steps
- 1
Upload the original file
Use the video you exported from your editor or camera roll (MP4, MOV or WebM), not one downloaded from TikTok with the watermark. 1 credit per video.
- 2
Adjust if needed
Trim it for Facebook's 90-second limit, add or change text in the free editor. The format stays 9:16.
- 3
Tick Instagram, YouTube and the rest
Each network gets its own caption and a slightly different time. Post now, later or several clips in order.
What PostingClips does for you
One upload, every network
Reels, Shorts, Facebook Reels, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Snapchat and Bluesky from the same file.
New captions, not copies
A caption for each account, written for that network's style and limit.
Length checked for you
If a clip is longer than a network accepts, you are warned before it is scheduled.
Your TikTok too
Post the same clip to TikTok from PostingClips, so everything is scheduled in one place.
Why the watermark matters
Instagram has said publicly that Reels with visible watermarks from other apps are less likely to be recommended. A video saved from TikTok carries its logo and username, bouncing around the frame. The fix is simple: keep the original file. The video you edited before posting is usually still in your camera roll or in your editing app's exports.
PostingClips does not pull videos from your TikTok profile. You upload the file once, and from there it can go anywhere.
What changes between networks
The video can stay the same, the packaging should not. Instagram readers expect a slightly warmer caption and a few precise hashtags; YouTube uses the title and description to understand and surface the Short; Facebook Reels stop at 90 seconds; X allows 280 characters of text; Snapchat and Bluesky accept up to 60 seconds.
- Reels: up to 15 minutes via the API, 9:16
- Shorts: under 3 minutes, 9:16
- Facebook Reels: up to 90 seconds
- Snapchat and Bluesky: up to 60 seconds
What it costs
Posting is free: 0 credits per post, on every account you connect. Each connected account is a monthly subscription of €6 for the first two accounts, less from the third and down to €4 per account. Clips cost credits only when you make them: footage from our library is free, uploading your own video costs 1 credit, and AI clips depend on the model. Credits are a one-off purchase, from €5 for 50 credits, and never expire.
See all pricesQuestions people ask
Can PostingClips import videos directly from my TikTok account?
No. You upload the original video file once (1 credit per video). That is also the way to avoid the TikTok watermark.
Is it OK to post the same video on TikTok, Reels and Shorts?
Yes. Creators do it all the time. Use the original file, a different caption for each network and different posting times.
What if my TikTok is longer than 90 seconds?
It can still go to Instagram, YouTube (under 3 minutes for a Short) and TikTok. For Facebook Reels, trim it to 90 seconds in the editor.
Do I lose quality when reposting?
Not if you upload the original. Videos downloaded from a platform have already been compressed once; the original file has not.
How much does it cost?
1 credit to upload a video, posting is free, and each connected account is a monthly subscription.
Make every TikTok work three times
Connect your accounts, make or upload the clip, and PostingClips writes the captions and posts at the times you choose.
Make the clip and post it automatically