Clipto watches TikTok accounts you choose, downloads each new clip, rewrites the title/description/tags with AI for YouTube, and publishes it to your channel automatically through your connected Buffer account.
No. Clipto only works with public TikTok content — you just enter a username. You never hand over TikTok credentials.
Create a free Buffer account, connect your YouTube channel inside Buffer, then paste a Buffer API key (Settings → API → Create Personal Key, 1-year expiry) into Clipto. Takes about two minutes.
Right after connecting, you can queue an existing clip manually — it typically publishes within minutes. Automatic pickup of new posts depends on your polling interval.
Technically yes, legally no. You must own the content or have permission to republish it. Reposting someone else’s videos without rights can lead to copyright strikes on your YouTube channel — that risk is yours.
Publishing happens through Buffer’s official YouTube integration. What matters is your content: original or licensed material is fine; unlicensed reposts and spam are not, and YouTube may act on them.
Clipto downloads the cleanest available version of each clip and uploads it as-is, plus AI metadata. It does not strip watermarks.
Each step costs tokens: 1 to download, 3 for AI metadata, 5 to publish — about 9 tokens per fully-automated video. You start with 50 free.
From the Billing page you get a personal USDT (ERC-20) deposit address. Transfers are detected automatically and credited at 100 tokens per USDT.
Failed jobs are retried automatically. Tokens are only consumed on completed steps.
Keys can be created with up to 1-year validity. Clipto shows the connection status and warns you before expiry — regenerate in Buffer and paste the new key.
API keys are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest, passwords are bcrypt-hashed, and database access is restricted to private networking. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Yes — invite teammates with viewer or editor roles from the Team page. Agency plans support larger teams.
Yes. Add a webhook URL and Clipto will POST events for uploads, failures, and low balance — easy to pipe into Slack or Discord.