Connect an account
The owner of a brand's TikTok account signs in with TikTok (Login Kit) and grants Loop Post access to that one account. The connection shows up under Accounts in Loop Studio with the profile it belongs to.
Loop Post
Publish to TikTok from Loop Studio
Loop Post is the publishing module of the Loop platform. Videos that our creator team finishes in Loop Studio are scheduled and published to the TikTok accounts our brands own, through TikTok's official Login Kit and Content Posting API — never through a shared password.
How it works
From a finished video to a published post
Assign a video
A video produced in Loop Studio is assigned to a connected account and to the team member who will publish it. It appears in that person's Posting queue with its status.
Set the post up
The poster writes the caption, chooses who can view the video, decides whether comments, duets and stitches are allowed, and declares commercial content when the post promotes a brand — the same choices TikTok asks for in its own app.
Publish or schedule
Loop Post sends the video to TikTok through the Content Posting API at the scheduled time. The published video is then matched back to the Loop Studio record, so the team can see which creative went live where.
What Loop Post accesses
Only what publishing needs
- Profile basics — the account's display name, avatar and public profile link, so the team can tell connected accounts apart
- Account statistics — follower, like and video counts, shown next to the account to confirm the connection is live
- Published videos — the account's public video list, used to reconcile what was published against Loop Studio's records
- Publishing — permission to upload and post a video the account owner's team has approved, with the settings they chose
Control stays with the account
Authorized, revocable, auditable
- Nothing without consent — no video is ever posted to an account that has not completed TikTok's authorization flow
- Revoke any time — the account owner can remove Loop Post from TikTok's Settings → Security → Manage app permissions, or disconnect it from Loop Studio; publishing to that account stops immediately
- Tokens are secrets — access tokens are stored as encrypted secrets, never in reports or in the application database
- Every post has an author — Loop Studio records which team member published what, to which account, and when
Already on Loop?
Loop Studio is where Loop Post lives. Team members sign in with their Google account; platform partners reviewing the integration use the review access described in our application.