Creator-controlled publishing

TikTok integration

ClipForge helps creators publish original clips to their own connected TikTok accounts. The creator reviews the account, media, caption, audience, interactions, and disclosures before each post.

Connect your account

ClipForge sends you to TikTok to authorize the permissions needed for the publishing feature. TikTok controls the authorization screen. ClipForge receives only the approved account information and permissions.

The publishing screen shows the connected TikTok nickname so you can confirm which account will receive the post. You can revoke ClipForge from TikTok and remove the saved connection from ClipForge.

ClipForge TikTok account panel showing a connected creator and controls to connect, test, refresh, or disconnect the account — **Account controls stay visible.** Confirm the connected creator, test or refresh the connection, and disconnect it from the same panel. Identifiers are redacted in this public image.

Review every post

Media preview

Play the rendered clip and verify that it is the file you intend to send.

Editable caption

Review and edit the title, caption, hashtags, and mentions before posting.

Audience choice

Choose from the privacy options currently available for the connected TikTok creator. ClipForge does not select an audience by default.

Interaction controls

Turn comments, Duet, and Stitch on when TikTok reports that the account and post type allow them. These controls start off.

Commercial content

Disclose whether a post promotes your own brand or a third party. ClipForge applies TikTok's availability rules and confirmation text.

Explicit approval

Media transfer begins only after you review the required declarations and press the final post action.

ClipForge output workspace showing three selected TikTok videos, media preview, editable publishing metadata, and an explicit consent checkbox before queueing the broadcast — **Consent gates the transfer.** For both bulk and single-output publishing, ClipForge requires an explicit confirmation before enabling the queue action.

Track the result

TikTok may need several minutes to process a post. ClipForge keeps the publishing job visible and reports whether it is waiting, complete, or failed. A failed job includes the available reason so you can correct the clip or account setting and try again.

Posting limits, supported duration, audience choices, and interaction options can vary by creator. ClipForge uses the current values returned for the connected account rather than assuming one configuration works for everyone.

ClipForge jobs showing TikTok videos queued for upload, uploading, running, and completed successfully — **Publishing remains observable.** Each selected clip keeps its own queued, uploading, running, or succeeded state in the local job history.

Know what is shared

ClipForge sends TikTok the media you selected, the post details you approved, and the settings required to complete that request. It does not add a ClipForge watermark, logo, link, or promotional message to your exported media.

Project media stays in your local workspace unless you start a publishing action. Platform credentials are stored using your operating system's secure credential storage.