What is this?
A cross-platform tool that batch-uploads videos to TikTok, with descriptions, hashtags, mentions and scheduled publishing, so you don't have to upload each video through the mobile app.
A cross-platform tool that batch-uploads videos to TikTok, with descriptions, hashtags, mentions and scheduled publishing, so you don't have to upload each video through the mobile app.Is it a desktop app or a script?Both. The README mentions a TikTokUploader.exe for Windows and also running main.py from source. You launch it, authenticate, pick videos, fill in metadata and click upload.
Both. The README mentions a TikTokUploader.exe for Windows and also running main.py from source. You launch it, authenticate, pick videos, fill in metadata and click upload.How do I get it running?Download the project, extract the archive into its own folder, then run TikTokUploader.exe or main.py. Authenticate with your TikTok login or a sessionid.
Download the project, extract the archive into its own folder, then run TikTokUploader.exe or main.py. Authenticate with your TikTok login or a sessionid.Do I need an API key or Python?No official TikTok API key is needed because it logs in with a session. Python is only needed if you run from source, and the README does not list the Python version or dependencies.
No official TikTok API key is needed because it logs in with a session. Python is only needed if you run from source, and the README does not list the Python version or dependencies.Can using it get my account banned?The README warns that automating TikTok may violate their Terms of Service. It suggests using a secondary account and conservative settings, such as fewer concurrent uploads and longer delays.
The README warns that automating TikTok may violate their Terms of Service. It suggests using a secondary account and conservative settings, such as fewer concurrent uploads and longer delays.Does it work on macOS and Linux?The README says it works on Windows, macOS and Linux. It only mentions a .exe build, so on macOS and Linux you would most likely run main.py from source.
The README says it works on Windows, macOS and Linux. It only mentions a .exe build, so on macOS and Linux you would most likely run main.py from source.Where do my login details go?They are stored locally on your machine as a session, and the README says they are never sent to third-party servers.
They are stored locally on your machine as a session, and the README says they are never sent to third-party servers.Can I upload several videos in one go?Yes, batch upload is a core feature. config.ini caps concurrent uploads at 1–3 and lets you set a delay between uploads in seconds.
Yes, batch upload is a core feature. config.ini caps concurrent uploads at 1–3 and lets you set a delay between uploads in seconds.Can I schedule posts for later?Yes, you set a specific date and time and the video goes live then. The README does not say how far in advance you can schedule.
Yes, you set a specific date and time and the video goes live then. The README does not say how far in advance you can schedule.What happens if an upload gets interrupted?Resume support continues interrupted uploads without creating duplicates, so you don't have to start over.
Resume support continues interrupted uploads without creating duplicates, so you don't have to start over.What are similar projects?youtube-uploader, dsh-lowtide, LightPost, youtube-automation-agent, instagram-agent-skill, linkedin-agent-skill, AutoHotkey, pi-agent-desktop
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