Authorize posting
The connection starts on TikTok’s authorization page. The product requests the posting scope needed for this workflow and keeps the returned tokens encrypted on the server.
How it works
A publishing flow built around consent.
XtoClaw Creator sends only the media and choices you review for the connected account you can see.
Upload your own video
The browser uploads the selected file to short-lived Cloudflare storage. A local preview appears before anything is sent to TikTok.
Load current creator settings
The composer retrieves the account nickname, allowed visibility choices, enabled interactions, and maximum video duration each time it opens.
Make every choice
The caption is editable. Visibility has no default. Comments, Duet, Stitch, and commercial-content disclosure begin off.
Consent and publish
The final declaration links to the applicable music and branded-content policies. Transfer begins only after you check consent and press Publish.
See the result
The workspace polls for processing status and shows success or a useful failure reason. During the unaudited period, posts remain private as required.
Your connection remains yours.
Disconnecting revokes TikTok access and deletes locally stored authorization tokens.