Clipper Greygoose

A publishing tool for short-form video creators: it prepares vertical videos and posts them to the TikTok accounts creators connect, only after they confirm each post.

What it does

Creators who publish often, on one or several accounts, spend a lot of time on the same steps for every video. Clipper Greygoose gathers them in one place: it prepares the vertical videos (for example original AI-generated animated shorts), then shows each one on a publishing screen where the creator reviews it and decides whether it goes out.

Nothing is published automatically. Every post needs an explicit confirmation from the account holder.

How a post is made

1. The creator connects a TikTok account through TikTok's own login screen. Several accounts can be connected; each one appears as a separate tab.
2. Clipper Greygoose prepares the vertical videos to post.
3. The creator opens the publishing screen, which shows the target account's nickname, a preview of the video, an empty caption field, a privacy selector with no default value, comment, duet and stitch options left unchecked (and disabled if turned off in TikTok), the commercial content disclosure switched off, and the music usage notice.
4. Only after the creator clicks “Post to TikTok” is the video sent. The screen says that processing may take a few minutes, and shows the publishing status until TikTok reports the post is complete.

TikTok permissions, and why each one is needed

user.info.basic — Login Kit

Reads the display name of the connected account, so the publishing screen can show which account a video is about to be sent to. This prevents posting to the wrong account.

video.publish — Content Posting API

Posts the video after the creator has confirmed it on the publishing screen described above.

video.upload — Content Posting API

Sends a video to the creator's TikTok inbox as a draft, for creators who prefer to finish the post inside the TikTok app.

How data is handled

• No personal data is sold, or shared for advertising.
• TikTok access tokens are stored in files on the operator's computer, readable only by the operator's user account.
• Creators can disconnect their account at any time from their TikTok settings.

The full text is in the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service.

Contact

Questions about this tool, or about a video posted with it: gregory.flohr2@gmail.com.