OAuth Login Kit
The user starts TikTok OAuth Login Kit and reviews exactly two requested scopes: user.info.basic and video.publish.
- User-initiated authorization
- Exact scopes: user.info.basic + video.publish
- No TikTok password collected
Implemented Sandbox flow, documented for review.
This page describes the current end-to-end TikTok integration: OAuth, creator settings, final post review, explicit approval, Direct Post upload, and status monitoring.
End-to-end Sandbox evidence
One authorized flow. One approval per post.
The implemented path is generated draft, final preview, editable caption and post settings, explicit per-post approval, Direct Post FILE_UPLOAD, then status polling.
- TikTok OAuth Login Kit
- Scopes limited to user.info.basic and video.publish
- Creator settings queried before approval
- Successful private test post verified on @clipwithlithiaa
CURRENT LIMITATION
Private Sandbox use only.
This unaudited integration is limited to SELF_ONLY visibility and private accounts. It does not currently support public posting.
Sandbox success demonstrates the implemented private test flow, not production approval or TikTok endorsement.
Implemented evidence
Controls remain visible end to end.
Each publishing step has a defined user action or integration result.
Creator information
After authorization, the integration calls the creator_info query for the connected creator before presenting post settings.
- Connected identity confirmed
- Privacy options sourced from creator info
- Interaction options sourced from creator info
Final user review
The user previews the final video and reviews the final caption, hashtags, privacy, and available interaction settings. Caption and hashtags remain editable before approval.
- Final video shown
- Caption and hashtags editable
- Privacy and interactions shown before posting
Explicit approval
Direct Post begins only after the user explicitly approves that specific reviewed post. OAuth connection or draft generation alone never authorizes publishing.
- Per-post approval
- No default approval
- No arbitrary or silent posting
FILE_UPLOAD
The approved video is transferred with TikTok Direct Post FILE_UPLOAD using upload chunks required for the file, after initialization returns an upload destination.
- Upload initialized after approval
- Video transferred in chunks
- Reviewer-safe evidence only
Status monitoring
After submission, the integration polls TikTok for processing status and presents the resulting state for the approved post.
- Status queried after upload
- Processing result monitored
- Failures remain visible for attention
Reviewer test flow
Concise path to reproduce the Sandbox evidence.
Use an authorized private test account and eligible test video. Do not enter credentials anywhere except TikTok's authorization flow.
Expected outcome: one explicitly approved SELF_ONLY post completes the private Sandbox flow and its status becomes observable. A successful private test post has been verified on @clipwithlithiaa.
REVIEW SEQUENCE
1
Connect the test accountStart Login Kit and confirm the consent screen requests only user.info.basic and video.publish.
2
Open the generated draftPreview the final video. Edit the caption and hashtags, then review privacy and available interaction settings sourced from creator info.
3
Approve one postConfirm the final video, caption, account, privacy, and interactions. Give explicit approval for this post.
4
Observe upload and resultSubmit through Direct Post, allow chunked FILE_UPLOAD to complete, then observe status polling until TikTok returns the result.
Editable before approval
Caption and hashtags can be changed while reviewing the final video. Approval applies to the resulting reviewed post.
Creator options shown
Privacy and available interaction settings come from the creator_info response and are shown before posting.
No implied endorsement
Autoclip Scheduler is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TikTok.
Related public documentation
Review product behavior, policies, or support.
Public evidence stays limited to reviewer-relevant behavior and outcomes; sensitive authorization and infrastructure data remain private.