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Publishing

Ask Vibe to send a finished render straight to YouTube or TikTok, once you've connected those accounts.

Once a video is rendered, you can push it out to a platform without leaving Klipeo. Publishing runs through Vibe — you ask, and it uses the account you've connected.

Connect an account

In Integrations, connect the platform you want:

YouTube

Upload rendered videos straight to your channel.

TikTok

Send vertical cuts to your TikTok account.

Connecting takes you through that platform's sign-in and asks for the permission Klipeo needs to upload on your behalf. You can disconnect any time from the same page.

Publish

There's no publish button in the editor — ask Vibe instead ("upload this to YouTube as unlisted"). It renders if it needs to, then uploads using your connected account. If nothing is connected it tells you so rather than failing quietly.

YouTube. You get a title, description, tags, and a privacy setting — public, unlisted, or private. It defaults to private, so nothing goes live by accident.

TikTok. The upload lands in your draft inbox, not on your profile. TikTok's Content Posting API requires you to open the app and approve the post yourself before it's public. That's a TikTok rule, not a Klipeo one.

Delivery presets

When you ask for a platform-specific cut, Vibe renders to that platform's spec rather than whatever your canvas happens to be:

TargetSpec
YouTube1920×1080, 30 fps, H.264, 8 Mbps
Shorts / Instagram Reels1080×1920, 30 fps, 6 Mbps
TikTok1080×1920, 30 fps, 5 Mbps
X1920×1080, 30 fps, 5 Mbps
LinkedIn1920×1080, 30 fps, 5 Mbps

These renders run on the same queue as your manual exports, so they land on the Renders page and share the same two concurrent renders cap and daily quota.

Render first

Publishing sends a finished file, so the video has to be rendered before it can go anywhere. If you'd rather do it by hand, take a server MP4 and upload it yourself.

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