Instagram
YouTubeNo default privacy
TikTok forbids a pre-selected privacy setting. You choose who can see the post every time, and the choice is shown before publishing.
Direct Post, with every disclosure TikTok requires.
TikTok asks more of a publishing tool than the other two combined: an explicit privacy choice, a commercial-content answer, interaction settings, and consent. Selfpost asks you, rather than deciding for you.
Launch updates only. No spam. Privacy policy
The choices TikTok insists you make
Privacy, comments, Duet and Stitch, and commercial-content disclosure are presented as decisions with no pre-selected answer, because that is what TikTok requires.
Nordlicht StudioDU
WorkspaceTailor each destination
Per-platform settings- Media
- Compose
- 3Customise
- 4Publish
InstagramTikTokYouTube
TikTok requires an explicit privacy choice and a commercial-content answer. Selfpost asks for both rather than picking a default on your behalf.
/w/[workspaceId]/composerA dedicated flow, not a checkbox
TikTok treats a scheduler that posts silently on someone's behalf as a problem. The integration is built to be the opposite of that.
Commercial content disclosure
If the post promotes something, the disclosure is declared before it is sent, exactly as TikTok's rules require.
Interaction settings
Comments, Duet, and Stitch are your explicit choices rather than assumptions carried over from another platform.
Creator information checked
Selfpost reads the current creator settings from TikTok before scheduling, so the options offered are the ones that account actually has.
Unverified or newly connected accounts may have publishing restricted by TikTok itself. Where that applies, Selfpost shows the restriction rather than queueing a post that cannot go out.