Formats

TikTok videos, scheduled with every setting

Upload the video and write the caption: at the time you set, Hivenza sends it to your TikTok inbox, and you finish and post it in TikTok in a few taps.

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The specs

What the network’s publishing API accepts. Hivenza checks each one before a post is scheduled.

Length
3 seconds up to 10 minutes; your account’s own limit is checked when publishing.
File
MP4 or MOV, up to 4 GB.
Caption
Up to 2,200 characters, hashtags and mentions included.
Settings
Who can watch, sound, comments, Duet, Stitch and labels are chosen in TikTok when you finish the post.
Inbox
Each post arrives as a notification in your TikTok inbox; TikTok keeps up to 5 from apps waiting at a time.

Schedule it in three steps

  1. 1

    Add the video

    Upload it in the composer and write the caption.

  2. 2

    Schedule

    Pick a time; Hivenza sends it to your TikTok inbox through TikTok’s official API.

  3. 3

    Finish in TikTok

    Open the notification in TikTok, choose who can watch and the sound, and post it.

What works

What works

  • Hook in the first second
  • Vertical 9:16, filmed for the phone
  • Captions on screen for people watching without sound
  • Post regularly, at times your audience is on

What to avoid

  • Videos under 3 seconds
  • Watermarks from other apps
  • Promotional videos without the disclosure label

Hivenza warns you before scheduling when a file breaks the network’s rules.

Questions

Can I post to TikTok from a computer?

Plan and upload from your computer: Hivenza sends the video to your TikTok inbox at the time you schedule, through TikTok’s Content Posting API, and you post it from the TikTok app.

Does it show when the video is out?

Yes. Hivenza reminds you to finish the posts that wait, and shows the video as published with its link once it’s on your profile.

Does it work with business accounts?

Yes, with personal and business TikTok accounts.

Schedule your next TikTok now

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