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How to Connect Social Accounts to Revid and Publish Videos

Connect TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X or a webhook to Revid in Settings > Integrations, then publish, queue or auto-post videos from one place. Steps, platform requirements and fixes for the usual connection problems.

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To connect a social account to Revid, go to Settings > Integrations, pick TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X or Webhook under Add a network, and approve access on the platform. Then open any video, click Publish, choose the account under Publish to, and click Publish or Add to queue.

The step people skip happens before Revid: sign in, in the same browser, to the exact account you want to add. The platform's approval screen links whichever account is logged in, so if you run a personal profile and a brand profile, it is easy to connect the wrong one. Instagram adds a second rule: only business or creator accounts can connect.

How to connect a social account to Revid

  1. In the same browser, sign in to the social account you want to add (your TikTok profile, the Google account with your YouTube channel, your Instagram professional account, or your X profile).
  2. In Revid, click Settings at the bottom of the left sidebar. It opens your account page.
  3. Scroll to the Integrations section. Under Add a network, click the platform you want.
  4. Review the permissions on the platform's approval screen and confirm.
  5. Back in Revid, the account now shows under Connected accounts, ready to pick when you publish.
Revid Settings Integrations section with Connected accounts and Add a network: TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X and Webhook
Settings > Integrations: connected accounts and the networks you can add

There are two shortcuts to the same screen. The Publish page shows a "Connect your social accounts" card whose Connect button opens Integrations, and the publishing dialog links there too when you have no account to post to.

Which platforms can Revid publish to?

Revid publishes directly to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X, and can hand any post to another app through a webhook.

NetworkWhat Revid doesBefore you connect
TikTokPosts to your TikTok profileSign in to the profile you want to post from
YouTubeUploads Shorts and videos to a channelSign in with the Google account that has the channel
InstagramPosts ReelsBusiness or creator account required
XPosts video to your X profileSign in to the right X profile
WebhookSends each post to Zapier, Make or your own URLHave the webhook URL from Zapier, Make or your server ready

Revid does not publish directly to LinkedIn, Threads or Pinterest, and Facebook Pages publishing is not open to users. If you need one of those, the Webhook option is the workaround: send each post to Zapier or Make and build the final posting step there.

Prompt to try

Make a 30-second vertical TikTok about 3 morning habits that save an hour every day. Open with the hook "You are wasting your first hour and do not know it." Use fast stock b-roll, bold captions and an upbeat, friendly voiceover.

Run it in Revid

How to publish a video from Revid

  1. Open the video you want to post. From Videos in the sidebar, open the project card's menu and click Publish, or open the video in the editor and click Export in the header (shown as Export / Publish on some accounts).
  2. The Publish Video dialog opens. Under Publish to, choose the connected account you want to post from.
  3. Fill in the post options for that platform, such as the caption.
  4. Click Publish to post now, or Add to queue to schedule it.

A published video usually shows up on the platform after a few minutes. Through this flow, more than 30,000 videos are published to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube through Revid every month (Revid's own analytics, 2026). If you have not made the video yet, start from the Create button at the top of the sidebar, or turn a script into a vertical post with the AI TikTok video generator.

Four-step flow in Revid: connect account in Settings Integrations, make the video, publish or queue, check Results
From connected account to results in four steps

How to schedule posts with the posting queue

Add to queue sends the video to your posting queue, which lives on the Publish page in the sidebar (titled Your Posting Queue). It has two tabs: Scheduled for what is waiting to go out, and Past Publications for what already went live. If you have never set posting times, the page prompts you to "Set up your posting schedule" first.

To change a queued post, open it again: the dialog's main button reads Update instead of Add to queue. Queuing a week of posts in one sitting is one of the simplest social media management habits to adopt, and Revid's social media publishing keeps TikTok, Instagram and YouTube in that one queue.

Once posts are live, open Results in the sidebar. Every post published through Revid reports its views, likes and comments, so you can see which videos worked and remix the winners.

How to auto-post a new video every day with Auto-Mode

If you want videos made and queued without touching them, set an Auto-Mode worker to deliver straight to your connected accounts.

  1. Click Auto Mode in the sidebar, then New worker.
  2. Step 1, Name your worker. Step 2, What should it make?: pick a job such as Run a Daily AI Series or Repurpose Fresh Content. Step 3, Pick the format: choose the tool and its options.
  3. Under "How should this worker deliver videos?", switch from Review First to Auto Queue.
  4. Under Select social accounts, choose where queued videos should post from.
  5. Check Est. credits per run in the Worker preflight panel, then click Create worker.
Revid New worker builder with the job choices and the Worker preflight panel showing delivery and estimated credits
The New worker builder: delivery and estimated credits appear in Worker preflight

Workers run once a day between 1 AM and 5 AM, and each run costs the same credits as making that video by hand. Auto-Mode needs a paid plan: Growth includes 3 workers, Elite 5 and Ultra 10 (see Revid pricing). More on setting up automated video creation, including a worked example that turns an X account into daily videos.

Why won't my account connect or post?

  • Instagram will not connect: your account is personal. Switch it to a professional (business or creator) account in the Instagram app, then add it again in Integrations.
  • The wrong profile got connected: you were signed in to another account on that platform. Sign out there, sign in to the right one, and connect again.
  • Publish to shows no account: nothing is connected yet. Follow the link in the dialog to Integrations and add one.
  • A worker made videos but nothing posted: its delivery is on Review First (the default), which keeps videos in Revid. Edit the worker, switch to Auto Queue and select an account. Saving Auto Queue with no account fails with "Auto Queue has nowhere to post".
  • You work in a team workspace: the workspace has its own Integrations section in workspace settings, separate from your personal account.
Made with RevidA tweet turned into a videoA short video made from a tweet, ready to publish back through your connected accounts.Try Tweet / Linkedin to Video

Turn your social posts into videos

If your best ideas already live as posts, you can turn them into videos and publish them back through the same connected accounts:

FAQ

Can Revid post to LinkedIn, Facebook or Threads?

Not directly. Revid publishes to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X; for other networks, use the Webhook integration to send each post to Zapier, Make or your own URL and post from there.

Can I post the same video to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram?

Yes. Connect each network in Settings > Integrations, then choose them under Publish to; all scheduled posts sit in one queue on the Publish page.

How do I connect social accounts in a team workspace?

Open the workspace settings and use its Integrations section. Accounts connected there belong to the workspace, not to your personal account.

Where can I see the videos I already published?

On the Publish page, in the Past Publications tab. Views, likes and comments for those posts are in Results in the sidebar.

Revid team

The team behind Revid

Revid is an AI video studio used to make short-form videos for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. The team writes these guides from what it sees creators and brands do with the product every day, and checks them against the app.

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