TikTok publishing
Schedule and publish TikTok posts from Juicer
Write once, preview as TikTok will show it, drop it into your posting calendar and plan the week from your desktop. Videos and photo posts to your TikTok account, and the same post to seven other networks with per-network tweaks.
- Videos and photo posts with privacy, duet, stitch and comment settings
- A TikTok content calendar with time slots and drafts
- Cross-post to Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Bluesky
Publishing is rolling out in beta inside every Juicer account. No credit card required.
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Compose
Write it once. See it the way TikTok will show it.
Pick the account, write the caption, attach a video or a set of photos. The preview beside the editor renders it as TikTok will. Set who can see it, switch off comments, duets or stitches, pick the cover frame, disclose branded content and label AI-generated video, or send it to your TikTok inbox as a draft to finish on the phone.
Schedule
A TikTok content calendar that fills itself.
Define the time slots your account posts in, for example 12:00 and 19:00 every day. Add to queue puts a post into the next free slot; you can also pick an exact time. The Queue tab is your TikTok planner: the week as a list or a calendar, in your account's time zone, and every post goes out from your desktop with no phone in the loop.
Queue
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Publish and measure
Published posts report back. Failed ones tell you why.
The Published tab shows every post with its views, likes, comments, shares and saves, refreshed automatically; TikTok reports its numbers a day or two late, so Juicer keeps re-reading them. Anything TikTok rejects, an expired connection, a photo above its size limit or a branded-content label on a private post, lands in Failed with the reason, ready to fix and resend.
Published
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What you can publish
Everything a TikTok account can post
The composer shows the TikTok options only when a TikTok account is selected, and previews the post the way TikTok renders it.
Videos
One video per post, with a cover picked from any frame or uploaded as an image. Duet, stitch and comment settings, the AI-generated label and the cover are video-only options and appear when a video is attached.
Photo posts
Up to 35 JPG or WEBP photos at up to 1080 by 1920 pixels, with a title of up to 90 characters, the cover photo of your choice and TikTok's auto-added music. The composer checks each photo before you schedule.
Visibility and conversation controls
Public, friends, followers or private per post. Switch off comments, duets or stitches when a post should stand on its own.
Branded content and AI labels
Disclose a paid partnership or your own brand's promotion and TikTok shows the label it requires. Label AI-generated video the same way, from the composer rather than afterwards in the app.
Mentions and hashtags
Type @ and a handle and it becomes a real mention on the published post; hashtags in the caption become real tags. The preview shows both the way TikTok renders them.
Drafts to your TikTok inbox
Send a post to your TikTok inbox as a draft instead of publishing it, then add sounds, effects or text in the app and post from there. Handy when the final touch needs the phone.
Beyond TikTok
One post, eight networks, one team
Send the same video to seven other networks with per-network previews and overrides, so the TikTok version can carry a cover frame while YouTube gets a thumbnail and tags. Group channels the way you post, and give each brand or client its own workspace with its own channels, schedule and queue.
- TikTok
- YouTube
- X
- Bluesky
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What brands and creators ask before scheduling TikTok posts with Juicer.
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Which TikTok accounts can I publish to?
Business and personal accounts you own. You connect either from the Channels screen through TikTok's login, and it appears as a channel in your workspace. Publishing and the Account feed source both use that connection; hashtag and mentions sources never need one. -
Can I publish photo posts?
Yes. Attach up to 35 JPG or WEBP photos at up to 1080 by 1920 pixels, give the post a title of up to 90 characters, pick the cover photo and let TikTok add music. A post is one video or a set of photos, never both; the composer tells you if the attachments mix. -
Can I pick the cover of a video?
Yes. Choose any frame of the video as the cover, or upload a cover image. Covers are a video-only option; photo posts use one of their photos instead. -
How does the TikTok content calendar work?
You define time slots per network, for example 12:00 and 19:00 every day for TikTok. Add to queue puts a post into the next free slot; you can also set an exact time. The Queue tab shows what is coming, as a list or a weekly calendar. -
Can I post to TikTok from my desktop?
Yes. The whole workspace runs in the browser: compose, upload media, schedule and publish from a laptop or desktop, with no phone hand-off. If a post needs a sound or an effect only the app has, send it to your TikTok inbox as a draft and finish it there. -
Can my team approve posts before they go out?
Not in the beta. Drafts live in the shared workspace, so a teammate can open, edit and schedule any post, but there is no formal approval step yet. Approvals are on the roadmap. -
Can I manage several accounts?
Yes. A workspace holds one TikTok account; add another workspace for a second one. Agencies keep one workspace per client, each with its own channels, schedule and queue. -
Is publishing included in my plan?
Publishing is in beta and rolling out inside every Juicer account, alongside the feed widget. It is not a separate purchase today; if that changes, existing users will hear from us first. -
What happens when a post fails?
It moves to the Failed tab with TikTok's reason, for example a connection that needs renewing, a photo above the size limit or a branded-content label on a private post. Fix it and send it again; nothing is lost. -
Do published posts show up in my feed widget?
Yes, if your account is a source of that feed: the widget syncs your account on your plan's schedule and picks the new video up like any other. Publishing writes to TikTok; the feed widget reads from it.
