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Publishing

Publishing posts your finished videos to your own channels. Connect each account once, then post or schedule any finished video from Publishing in the app, or let an automation do it with the Publish a video step. Publishing is on Pro and above.

Open Connectors → Publishing and choose Connect next to the platform. You sign in with the platform itself and approve what Reigniter may do; Reigniter never sees your password.

Platform What you can connect
YouTube A YouTube channel.
TikTok A TikTok account.
LinkedIn Your personal profile.
Facebook & Instagram One sign-in connects each Facebook Page you manage and the Instagram professional account linked to it.

A platform shows Not available yet until Reigniter’s app for it has been approved by that platform. It appears as a Connect button the day it opens.

  1. Under New post, choose a finished video and the account to post to.
  2. Write the title and caption. Each platform shows its own limits as you type.
  3. Choose Post now or Schedule and pick a date and time.

Every post appears under Posts: upcoming ones (with Cancel), and the ones that went out or failed. A post goes out within a minute of its time. A failed post shows the platform’s own reason, such as a daily limit or an account that needs connecting again.

  • YouTube: a title, and whether the video is public, unlisted or private. Until Google has reviewed Reigniter, YouTube keeps uploads from it private; you can make them public in YouTube Studio.
  • TikTok: who can watch (the choices come from your account; there is no default), whether to allow comments, Duet and Stitch, and whether the video promotes a brand. Until TikTok has reviewed Reigniter, TikTok only accepts posts to private accounts.
  • LinkedIn: the post text, and whether anyone or only your connections can see it.
  • Instagram: the caption, and whether the Reel also shows in your main feed.

Every Reigniter video is labelled as AI-generated where the platform supports it.

Choose the unplug icon next to the account. Reigniter deletes its access at once, and anything scheduled for that account is cancelled. You can also remove Reigniter from the platform’s own settings; see Delete your data.