Auto-post new TikToks, per platform

Each platform has its own "Auto-post new TikToks" switch, so Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest can run independently.

Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest each have their own "Auto-post new TikToks" switch: the Post to tiles in Settings → Posting schedule, or that platform's settings (click its card) in Settings → Accounts & platforms. Turning one on means a new TikTok Shop video you post is automatically cross-posted there, inside your posting hours and daily limit; turning it off means that platform waits for you to post it yourself from Composer.

The four switches are independent — you can auto-post to Facebook and YouTube while leaving Instagram and Pinterest manual, for example.

Turning a switch off also stops automatic posts already waiting in the queue for that platform: they are kept, not deleted, and each one asks you to choose Post anyway or Cancel (the bell counts them too). Turning the switch back on lets them go out as planned — see Automatic posts waiting because auto-post is off.

YouTube's automatic post title is built from your TikTok caption. If a video has no usable caption, EverySqueeze doesn't invent one — that video is skipped for YouTube until you add a title yourself.

Pinterest only auto-posts once your boards are set up and approved: turning the switch on isn't enough by itself until board setup ("Edit board setup") is complete.

The Posting schedule screen's master Auto-post new TikToks switch (Automatic posting in the older layout) can still pause all of this at once — see The automatic posting switch. Daily limits and posting hours apply on top of these switches — see Daily limits and Posting hours.