One clip, every network: posting to YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, Bluesky and Telegram from one place
Three more networks joined the ones you can post to straight from a clip: LinkedIn, Bluesky and Telegram. Here is what posts natively, what goes through your own scheduling key, and how a calendar of clips actually gets published without you opening seven apps.
The point of cutting thirty clips from one recording is to put them somewhere. If somewhere means downloading each one and uploading it seven times, the thirty clips stay on a hard drive. So the publishing side of SpikeReel keeps growing: this month LinkedIn, Bluesky and Telegram joined the networks a clip can go to directly, with nothing installed and no other tool in between.
What posts natively, and what does not yet
| Network | Posts from SpikeReel | What you connect | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube Shorts | Natively | Your channel | Title, description and a landscape cover are prepared for you |
| TikTok | Natively | Your account | Caption and privacy are set at publish time |
| Facebook Pages | Natively | A Page you manage | Reels on the Page, not a personal profile |
| Threads | Natively | Your Threads account | Text and the clip in one post |
| Natively | Your profile | Posts to your personal feed; Company Pages are on the list | |
| Bluesky | Natively | Your handle and an app password | The clip is embedded in the post |
| Telegram | Natively | A channel or group | Add the SpikeReel bot as an admin and pick the channel |
| Coming | Your professional account | Waiting on platform approval | |
| X, Pinterest, Mastodon, Google Business | Through your own scheduling key | A free key from your scheduling tool | SpikeReel hands the clip and the caption over; the tool posts it |
How a clip actually gets there
- Connect a network once, under Social. It opens in a small window and brings you straight back to where you were, whether that was the calendar or a clip.
- On any clip, choose Publish now or Schedule. Pick the networks; each one gets its own caption, prepared from the clip's title and transcript, which you can edit.
- For a batch, open the calendar, pick clips from any project, set a cadence, and let it fill the weeks. Nothing is scheduled to a network you have not connected: the composer asks you to connect it first, in place.
- The calendar shows each post's state. Published posts link to the live post; a failed one tells you why and offers a retry.
Small things worth knowing
- Every network gets its own caption. A LinkedIn post and a TikTok caption should not read the same, and they do not have to.
- A clip's translated captions or its dub can be what gets posted, per network, so the German cut goes to the German audience.
- Connections belong to your workspace. Teammates post through the accounts you connected without needing your logins.
- Posting an old clip is fine: rendered clips stay for 14 days on the free plan and 30 days on paid plans, and a scheduled post keeps its file until it goes out.
Connect one network under Social, then schedule a week of clips from the calendar in a few minutes.
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