Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
Creator-owned content only
Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
Creator-owned content only
Workflow hub
Verify one owned master with Platform Readiness, export Shorts / Reels–TikTok / Pinterest packs when needed, then upload yourself to each app within the two-hour download window.
Deep guides
Compress video online to Discord (~8/25 MB), WhatsApp (~16 MB), or email (~10 MB) with target-MB presets — size-only when 9:16 and loudness are already correct; use Shorts/Reels pack target_mb when canvas must move too.
Read guideConvert landscape 16:9 to Shorts/Reels 9:16 online with center crop, black letterbox, or blur-pad — honest Fit to Aspect and Vertical Video Converter paths, then escalate to Shorts or Reels pack for −11 LUFS and length.
Read guideSimple settings that work for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok: tall video (1080×1920, 9:16), MP4, loud enough for feeds (≈ −11 LUFS), usually 15–90 seconds. Edit in CapCut, check readiness, run a pack, then upload yourself.
Read guideIs your video ready for Shorts or TikTok? Run Platform Readiness on one owned master, read pass/fail rows, then export Shorts (−11 LUFS 9:16), Reels/TikTok, or Pinterest (2:3 −14 LUFS) packs only where the report fails.
Read guideFour-step workflow
Cross-post only video and audio you created or licensed. Optional Copyright Risk Check flags pre-upload signals — it does not clear rights or bypass Content ID.
Tools
Run Platform Readiness Report on the master. You get pass/fail rows for Shorts, TikTok, Reels, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Threads, plus opt-in links to real converters — nothing encodes until you choose a pack.
Tools
Pick Shorts Upload Pack (9:16, −11 LUFS, 15–90s), Reels/TikTok Pack (9:16 ABR, −11 LUFS), Pinterest Upload Pack (2:3 1080×1620, −14 LUFS), or Facebook Upload Pack (1:1, −16 LUFS). Strip leaky GPS/device tags when the report or your privacy bar calls for it.
Tools
Download each export before the two-hour auto-purge. Upload in YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, or Pinterest with platform-specific titles and captions. Prefer the RepostClip MP4 over a re-download from another social app.
Platform uploads
Export a 9:16/−11 LUFS Shorts Upload Pack from your owned master, download the MP4, then upload in YouTube Studio or the mobile Shorts flow yourself.
Read guideExport a 9:16/−11 LUFS Reels / TikTok Pack from your owned master, download the MP4, then upload in the TikTok app or Creator Center yourself.
Read guideExport a Reels / TikTok Pack (9:16, −11 LUFS, ABR tiers), download the MP4, then post the Reel from Instagram yourself.
Read guideUse Reels / TikTok Pack for vertical Facebook Reels (9:16/−11 LUFS) or Facebook Upload Pack for 1:1 feed (−16 LUFS), then publish from Meta Business Suite or the Facebook app.
Read guideTechnical deep dives
Cross-post one owned clip: Shorts 9:16/−11 LUFS (CRF), Reels/TikTok ABR 9:16, Pinterest 2:3/−14 LUFS, optional Facebook 1:1 — run readiness first, export each pack, upload yourself with unique captions.
Read guideCapCut 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.
Read guidePad 40–200px on chosen edges with Safe Zone Margin or Caption Safe Margins so burned captions and hooks stay clear of Shorts, Reels, and TikTok UI overlays before you cross-post.
Read guideStay under RepostClip’s 50 MB upload limit and platform DM/Discord ceilings using Compact encode tiers, pack target_mb, or Compress Video (target MB) — without inventing tiny-pack doorway pages.
Read guideTikTok quiet after CapCut export? Pick ≈ −11 LUFS for Shorts/Reels/TikTok swipe feeds or −14 LUFS for long-form YouTube — measure with Loudness Report first, then one normalize pass (no TP doorway pages).
Read guideTikTok and Reels opens often play softer than the previous clip when CapCut exports sit near −16 to −20 LUFS. Measure first, then normalize toward ≈ −11 or run a Reels/TikTok pack — not a second CapCut export.
Read guideReduce avoidable duplicate friction on creator-owned clips by uploading clean masters, varying captions, and skipping social re-downloads when you publish to Shorts, TikTok, and Reels.
Read guideCapCut export numbers that match RepostClip Shorts and Reels packs: 1080×1920 9:16, MP4 H.264, 30 or 60 fps, then readiness + pack for ≈ −11 LUFS and 15–90s — without reopening CapCut for each app.
Read guideHow YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and TikTok length windows differ from RepostClip’s hard 15–90s Shorts/Reels pack trim — and when to keep CapCut length vs let the pack cut.
Read guideExport CapCut without branding, strip leaky GPS/device tags when needed, and prepare owned masters for Shorts/Reels — honest hygiene, not watermark removal or Content ID bypass.
Read guidePhone screen recordings and tall captures often ship as 9:18 or 9:19.5 — not true 9:16. Fit to Aspect or Vertical Video Converter reframes to 1080×1920 so Shorts/Reels do not crop your captions.
Read guideStrip unnecessary MP4/MOV container tags — timestamps, device, and software fields — before you cross-post an owned clip to Shorts, TikTok, Reels, or Pinterest.
Read guideUse Video Export Cleaner and platform packs so Shorts, TikTok, Reels, and Pinterest receive H.264/AAC exports with refreshed container metadata — not a social re-download.
Read guideStrip GPS and location atoms from phone or CapCut MP4s with Metadata Strip (stream-copy purge) so Shorts, TikTok, Reels, and Pinterest uploads do not carry capture location — without re-encoding picture or audio.
Read guideUnderstand what kinds of metadata can appear in MP4 files — timestamps, device tags, software export details — before you strip or pack for upload.
Read guideFAQ
A cross-posting workflow is the repeatable process of checking one creator-owned master clip, fixing format or loudness gaps, exporting platform-shaped packs when needed, then publishing to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook, and Pinterest yourself.
RepostClip sits between your edit and your uploads. You run a readiness or QA check, optionally convert with a pack (9:16 Shorts, 9:16 Reels/TikTok, 2:3 Pinterest, 1:1 Facebook feed), download the MP4, then upload to each channel within the two-hour retention window.
This hub covers Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook, and Pinterest Idea Pins–style tall video. Platform Readiness also scores X, LinkedIn, and Threads (Threads shares the same 9:16 vertical job as the Reels/TikTok pack).
Often one 9:16 pack covers Shorts plus Reels/TikTok when length and loudness match. Use a separate Pinterest Upload Pack for 2:3 (−14 LUFS) and Facebook Upload Pack for 1:1 (−16 LUFS). Vary captions and hooks per app even when the file is shared.
No. RepostClip prepares technically clean files for content you already own or have licensed. It does not grant rights to third-party music or footage, and it does not bypass platform copyright systems such as YouTube Content ID.
Start with Platform Readiness, then open the pack that matches each failed row.
