Source video
Add video you own or are authorized to use. Keep the source, working context, and generated candidates organized in one workspace.
- Direct workspace upload
- Optional Google Drive storage
- Source remains distinct from generated drafts
Autoclip Scheduler organizes clip preparation and publishing around reviewable states, explicit account authorization, and a final user approval.
Every generated clip begins as a draft. Connecting an account does not authorize arbitrary posting; users choose content, review it, approve it, and select its schedule.
Each stage has a defined input, user action, and visible state.
Add video you own or are authorized to use. Keep the source, working context, and generated candidates organized in one workspace.
Prepare short-form candidates from selected source material. Generation creates drafts, not publishing instructions.
Play each candidate and check timing, framing, text, and caption. Keep editing or reject any clip that is not ready.
Choose to connect an account through TikTok's authorization flow. Autoclip Scheduler never asks for your TikTok password.
Explicitly approve the selected post, confirm the destination account, then choose a publishing date and time.
Use the dashboard to distinguish drafts, approved items, scheduled posts, successful results, and items requiring attention.
Autoclip Scheduler requests TikTok access only to provide the connected workflow selected by the user. Depending on the permissions presented and approved in TikTok's consent screen, this can include identifying the connected account and publishing content the user has reviewed and approved.
Authorization data is not used to claim account ownership, discover unrelated private activity, sell user data, or publish unapproved content. Access tokens are protected and used only for product functions tied to the authorized connection.
TikTok is a third-party service. Autoclip Scheduler is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TikTok.
Draft creation, account connection, and post approval are separate. A connected account alone does not place a draft in the queue.
Planned time and destination sit beside each approved item so users can inspect the queue before publishing.
Status labels show when content is still a draft, scheduled, published, or requires user attention.
Privacy, token handling, deletion, and revocation are documented in plain language.