Publishing workflows for TikTok, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, and YouTube.

TikTok publishing runs through official account flows, either a standard TikTok login or the QR login workflow for products that link accounts inside their own interface. QR login requires a Professional or Maximum subscription plan.

The content endpoint handles a single video or a photo carousel of up to 35 images. Video should be MP4 or MOV with H.264, 9:16 vertical at 1080x1920, between 3 seconds and 10 minutes. Either type can be published now or scheduled up to 30 days ahead.

After publishing, status tracking reports queued, processing, published, or failed. Analytics cover followers, likes, video count, and top videos.

Instagram publishing targets business or creator accounts connected through Instagram Login. The account has to be an Instagram professional account.

One content endpoint covers single photos, carousels of up to 10 media items, and video. Image posts use JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF where the platform supports it, and carousels should stay photo-only rather than mixing stills and video in one post.

Instagram analytics cover reach, profile views, interactions, accounts engaged, and follower demographics where the platform exposes them.

Threads is the most flexible text platform in the workflow. A single text post carries up to 500 characters, and a thread sequence links up to 10 items in a chain, each one text-only or text with an image or video.

Threads publishing requires the threads_content_publish scope, and each thread item counts toward the platform limit of 250 posts per user per day. Reply settings apply to the whole sequence rather than a single item.

Threads analytics cover views, likes, replies, reposts, and quotes.

Facebook publishing goes to a connected Page through Facebook Login with the pages_manage_posts scope. Personal profiles are not a publishing target.

The workflow handles text posts up to 4000 characters, single photos, multi-photo posts, and video, all through the same content endpoint used for the other platforms. Mixed photo and video payloads are rejected, so keep each post to one media type.

Page analytics cover unique impressions, post engagements, page views, and follows.

YouTube publishing connects a channel through Google OAuth. Uploads carry the title, description, privacy, made-for-kids, and category settings that the channel needs.

YouTube classifies the upload from the video itself: vertical videos under 3 minutes become Shorts, while longer or landscape videos publish as regular uploads. The same upload can be published now or scheduled up to 30 days ahead.

Channel analytics cover subscribers, views, and video count, with per-video performance for individual uploads.