Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
Creator-owned content only
Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
Creator-owned content only
CapCut finishes the edit; RepostClip packs finish Shorts 9:16/−11 LUFS, Reels/TikTok ABR, and Pinterest 2:3/−14 LUFS so one owned master becomes upload-ready without reopening the NLE for each app.
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CapCut answers “what does the story look like?” RepostClip answers “will this file fit Shorts, Reels, TikTok, Pinterest, or Facebook feed ingest without another editor pass?” Creators who treat CapCut’s Export button as the final cross-post step often re-export the same project four times or upload a landscape master into a vertical feed. Spec sheet for the vertical job: vertical export settings for Shorts, Reels & TikTok.
Keep CapCut for timeline edits, on-screen design, transitions, voiceover sync, and creative captions. RepostClip is not a full NLE: it does not replace multi-track editing, AI beauty filters, or CapCut templates. If the cut is unfinished, finish it in the editor first, then export one master under 50 MB when possible.
Shorts Upload Pack delivers 9:16 with ≈ −11 LUFS, a hard 15–90s trim, CRF quality tiers, and an optional MB size cap. Reels / TikTok Pack shares the same 9:16/−11/length story with ABR bitrate tiers. Pinterest Upload Pack targets 2:3 (1080×1620, compact ≈720×1080) at ≈ −14 LUFS with a 15–180s trim. Facebook Upload Pack targets 1:1 at ≈ −16 LUFS. Fit to Aspect handles crop vs letterbox when you need a single aspect without a full pack.
Export a clean master from CapCut (H.264/AAC MP4 preferred). Run Platform Readiness Report to see which destinations already pass. Failed Shorts or Reels/TikTok rows map to those packs; failed Pinterest rows map to Pinterest Upload Pack; square feed gaps map to Facebook Upload Pack. Download each MP4 before the two-hour purge, then upload in the native apps with unique captions.
If readiness already passes canvas and length but the CapCut file carries odd encoder tags or long-form loudness you want normalized toward −14 LUFS, use Video Export Cleaner or Metadata Strip instead of forcing a Shorts pack. Packs exist for platform-shaped transforms; cleaners exist for hygiene without changing the story frame.
RepostClip does not bypass Content ID, grant music licenses, or download other people’s videos. CapCut does not automatically produce every platform’s loudness and canvas in one click for multi-network publish. The selling point of the handoff is fewer re-exports: edit once, pack per destination that actually fails readiness, upload yourself.
FAQ
No. CapCut (or any NLE) owns cuts, text, effects, and multi-track editing. RepostClip owns publish prep after the edit: readiness checks, platform-shaped packs, loudness targets, length caps, aspect fit, and metadata hygiene for creator-owned clips under 50 MB.
A CapCut export usually matches one project canvas and one loudness habit. Shorts and Reels/TikTok expect ≈9:16 with ≈ −11 LUFS and short duration; Pinterest Idea Pin–style video wants 2:3 at ≈ −14 LUFS; Facebook feed often wants 1:1 at ≈ −16 LUFS. One CapCut preset rarely hits all four without a second pass.
Stay in CapCut when you still need editorial changes — new hooks, captions burned as design, color grade, or multi-clip timelines. Move to RepostClip when the picture is locked and the remaining job is canvas, loudness, length, encode tier, or metadata strip before upload.
An upload-ready pack is a single FFmpeg job that reshape-encodes an owned master toward a platform profile — for example Shorts Upload Pack (9:16 blur-pad, −11 LUFS, 15–90s, CRF tiers + optional MB cap) or Pinterest Upload Pack (2:3 1080×1620, −14 LUFS, 15–180s). You download the MP4 and upload it yourself.
Keep reading
Open Platform Readiness Report and run the steps from this guide.
