How do I post TikTok videos?
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After your TikTok profile is connected to Sprout, you can start posting videos and captions to your profile, as well as publish TikTok photo posts.
Rather watch a video? Check out the tutorial here!
Note: You can’t record or create a TikTok video within Sprout. Ensure you have your video saved to a location, like Dropbox or Google Drive, where you can access it to post.
How to Compose a TikTok Video Post in Sprout
- Open the Compose Window
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Select your TikTok profiles from the Profile Picker.
- Enter any text you want to include in your post. Note: usernames won't autoload as you type if you're mentioning someone, so make sure you know exactly how the username is spelled.
- Click the plus icon or camera icon to upload your media and select your video
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Select a frame for your video thumbnail by clicking on the selector arrow.
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Add any relevant hashtags and select any suggested hashtags.
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Set your TikTok Options by toggling the following on/off:
- Allow comments
- Allow duets
- Allow stitches
- Apply any relevant publishing workflows or tags.
- Choose when to post your TikTok video.
- Click Schedule or Send. Your video is automatically published to your TikTok profile based on the time you selected to post.
How do I see when my TikTok videos are scheduled?
After you schedule your TikTok videos, you can view the Publishing Calendar to see your scheduled and published posts at-a-glance.
Navigate to Publishing > Calendar to view a List, Week or Month rundown of all your content across your social networks. If you want to hone in on your TikTok content, select your TikTok profiles from the Profiles dropdown in the Filter Menu. From there, you can select the post types you want to view along with any tags or labels.
You can also preview any videos from the Publishing Calendar by clicking on the individual post.
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FAQs
What are the media requirements for publishing a video file from Sprout to TikTok?
- Max 1 video per post
- Max file size: 1 GB
- Max length: 10 minutes without mobile publisher, 15 minutes with mobile publisher
- Supported formats: MP4, MOV, WEBM
- Resolution: 1080×1920 pixels
- Aspect ratio: 9:16
- Frame rate: 23–60 fps
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