Video publishing for creators
Publish your clips to TikTok
without leaving your desk
Spotly takes the clips you already have on your computer and publishes them to the TikTok accounts you manage — with the visibility, comment and duet settings you choose, and a publish status you can follow to the end.
No phone round-trip
Clips stay where they are edited. No transferring files to a phone, no re-encoding, no uploading twice.
Several accounts, one place
Connect the TikTok accounts you manage. Each one keeps its own authorization, and the connected account is shown before anything is published.
Draft or direct
Send a clip to your TikTok inbox to finish it in the app, or publish it directly with the privacy level you pick.
Followed to the end
Every publish is polled until TikTok confirms it. You see the result, not a fire-and-forget upload.
How it works
- Connect a TikTok account. Spotly sends you to TikTok's own authorization screen (Login Kit, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE). Nothing happens until you approve it there, and the account that comes back is displayed so you can check it is the right one.
- Pick a clip. Your clips are listed with a preview, so you publish the one you meant to publish.
- Choose the settings. Who can see the video, and whether comments, Duet and Stitch are allowed. The options offered are the ones TikTok reports for that account — Spotly never assumes them.
- Confirm and publish. Nothing is sent to TikTok before this click. Spotly then follows the upload until TikTok reports it as published.
See the full walkthrough, including which TikTok permissions are used and why →
What Spotly asks TikTok for
Only what the steps above need — four permissions, shown on TikTok's authorization screen before you approve anything:
| Permission | Why it is requested |
|---|---|
user.info.basic | Identify the connected account and show its name and avatar, so you publish from the right one. |
user.info.stats | Show follower and video counts, to tell several connected accounts apart. |
video.upload | Send a clip to the account's TikTok inbox as a draft. |
video.publish | Publish a clip directly, with the privacy level you selected. |
Access tokens stay on the machine running Spotly. There is no external database, nothing is sold or shared, and you can revoke access from TikTok at any time — the details are in the Privacy Policy.
Getting access
Spotly is not a public sign-up product: access is set up on request for creators and the accounts they manage. Write to zakharsasu@gmail.com and say which accounts you publish for.