The Posts tab

Approve new videos and pick which platforms they post to, right from your phone.

"Posts" is the mobile app's home tab — new TikTok videos land here automatically, ready for you to review.

Where is Composer on my phone? Post everywhere and older videos

The phone app has no Composer tab, no Composer button and no Post everywhere button. On the phone you post a new TikTok from its card here, one platform button at a time. Posts holds your new TikToks, not your whole library of older videos. Cross-posting any video by hand, older ones included, and Post everywhere are in Composer on the desktop dashboard: tap the cog, Account and device, then Open desktop version. See What the phone app can and can't do.

The phone's Schedule shows and manages scheduled posts. Tapping an empty time slot does not open a video library there; add a video from desktop Composer instead.

Right after setup

Until your first new TikTok arrives, Posts lists Your latest TikToks with the products setup already matched, each marked Links automatically (the Amazon link will be added) or Unconfirmed match (confirm the product first). While your account is still importing, Posts says so at the top. See While your first import runs.

Opening a card

Tap a video's card to expand it. Under its TikTok Shop and Amazon products you'll see:

• A status line saying what the post links to, for example Your selected product, with two small actions beside it: Other matches (compare other Amazon listings and pick one) and Feedback (tell us what's wrong with this pick). When the product still needs your decision, ✓ Confirm this product and Other matches show as two buttons instead. When a match already links on its own (Confident match — it links automatically) and you have looked and it is the right product, tap This is right. The line turns into a green ✓ Checked by you, or ✓ Checked by your assistant's name when they did it, so nobody checks it twice. Hover or tap it for the date. Undo takes the check back; if the product is wrong, use Other matches.
• One row of buttons: My link (post your own link instead), Auto DM (when Auto DM is on for your account) and Copy link (copies the post's Amazon link with your tracking ID). A button you've set up lights up green with a check.
• More options, which holds Change product (or Add product), Edit caption & titles (the caption and titles, with caption starters and AI title help), Other link formats (Deep link and ASIN copy buttons), Already posted one of these yourself? and Dismiss this video.

Below those, under Choose where to post, is a button per connected platform — Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest — and one line saying where the Amazon link goes, for example Amazon link goes in: Facebook caption · YouTube description · Pin.

Preview and edit

Preview & edit shows what each platform will get, drawn like that platform's own post. A platform the video is already posted on is shown read-only. Tap the caption (or Edit) to change it right there; on the YouTube and Pinterest tabs you can also change the YouTube title or Pin title. Save puts your text in the card's caption and titles, the same ones Edit caption & titles shows and posting sends, and the preview updates. There is one caption for every platform: links and each platform's caption rules are added when it posts. If the caption is empty or still the placeholder, the preview says Write a caption for this video before posting.

Adding an Amazon product

A card with no TikTok Shop product shows Add Amazon product. That includes a Shop video whose product TikTok hasn't told us yet: the card says TikTok hasn't told us this video's product yet. We keep checking., and you don't have to wait for it. Paste the product's Amazon link or ASIN (an a.co or amzn.to share link works too), or type its name to search Amazon and choose it. It becomes your pick for that video, so Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest post with your Amazon link, using your own tracking ID from Settings. To change the product later, open More options, then Change product, and use Paste an Amazon product link (or Add or change the Amazon product for an uploaded video).

Those controls are on the video's Posts card. A post's details in Schedule have different controls; Review in Posts, when shown, opens the card where you can change its product. For an older video missing from Posts, use desktop Composer as described above. You do not need to cancel its schedule to choose an Amazon product. See Change the product on a post.

When TikTok tagged a product but we could not read its name yet, the card says name not available yet (opened, TikTok product found, name not available yet). We look the name up again over the following days; you can still find or paste the Amazon product now. Product no longer listed appears only after the name could not be found several times over more than a week, on a video older than a month, with no recent orders.

To post your own link instead (your own Amazon link, or the brand's website), tap My link on the card and choose Custom link. The card then shows Custom link in place of the Amazon product, My link lights up with a check and the website under it, and Copy link copies your link. See Use your own link.

Posting

Tapping a platform's button posts to it. A short countdown gives you a moment to cancel before it actually sends. Instagram then takes about a minute to finish; you can leave the app, because a Facebook or Instagram post keeps going on our side. One that was cut off is picked up again on our side, usually within about ten minutes; if it still has not finished after 20 minutes we stop and the card asks you to check the platform. When you come back the card shows what happened: "Posted ✓", the reason it didn't post, or that it is still finishing. While it says it is still finishing, wait: tapping again then does not post it twice. If a post never went out, the card says Nothing was posted and you tap the platform again to try again. A post the card already showed as not posted is not retried by itself. Once posted, that button shows "Posted ✓". If it went out without your Amazon link, the button says "Posted — no link (product not confirmed)" (or "Posted — no link" for another reason, such as no tracking ID). A post you made yourself that Coverage found on your account shows "Found ✓" instead. An Instagram Reel sent as a Trial Reel shows a small Trial pill on its button.

Tap a posted button to open its options: who posted it (Posted by EverySqueeze, or Found on your Page (you posted this), your Instagram, channel or Pinterest on the other platforms), View post, and for a Trial Reel what happens next (Instagram shares it with your followers if it does well, or it reaches them only if you share it in the Instagram app). On Instagram (and Facebook, once its post is live) it also offers Copy affiliate link & open Instagram: Instagram captions can't hold a clickable link, so this copies your link and opens the post so you can paste it where Instagram allows.

Where Trial Reels are on for your account, the Instagram button has a Trial switch on its right side (On or Off) before it posts. It starts at your Settings choice; tap it to switch this one post between a Trial Reel and a normal Reel. See how Trial Reels work.

Scheduling instead

Switch a card to Schedule mode to queue it for later instead of posting right away — that platform's button then shows "View in schedule" until it posts, following the same posting-hours rules set in Settings.

Video quality

A video posted on TikTok less than an hour ago whose HD (1080p) version is not there yet shows HD is usually ready about 30–60 min after posting and a Post when HD is ready button. Tap it, then the platforms: EverySqueeze looks for TikTok's HD version about every 10 minutes and each one posts as soon as it is found, or an hour after your TikTok post with the best version there is. Post now still posts straight away.

Checking for a new video

EverySqueeze checks TikTok for new videos about every 5 minutes on its own. To check right now, pull down at the top of Posts. A small note says what happened: "Up to date" with when TikTok was last checked, or how many new videos arrived. Pulling again within a minute or so just shows the same cards, because TikTok was checked moments ago. The note turns red only when the check really failed (for example, no connection).

Filtering

Use the "All" / "Scheduled" / "Unscheduled" filter above the list to narrow what you're looking at — Unscheduled means at least one connected platform still needs posting.

Large libraries

Cards load in pages as you scroll, so a big library doesn't slow the app down; a "Show more" button appears if there's more below what's loaded.

Posted something outside the app yourself? See Already posted it yourself?.

If EverySqueeze isn't sure of a video's Amazon product when you post it to Facebook, Instagram or YouTube, the app asks first (a sure match posts with your link on its own): confirm the product and post with your link, pick a different product, or post without the link — see Confirm a product to get your Amazon link.