Publishing closes the loop between making content and shipping it. Once an asset is ready, select Publish to Social, pick the connected accounts you want, review the pre-filled details for each platform, and post. No downloading, re-uploading, or retyping the same title nine times.
Choose where to publish: linked accounts on top, every connectable platform below
One button, many channels: publish the same asset to multiple accounts and platforms in a single flow.
Metadata done for you: Tessact autofills each platform’s fields (title, description, thumbnail) so you review instead of retype.
Native platform options: YouTube visibility, audience, and category; Instagram Reels or Story; the right fields appear per platform.
Accounts stay linked: connect a channel once and it is ready for every future post in your workspace.
The first time you publish, link the channels you post to. You can connect up to five accounts per platform.
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Open the publishing flow
Select Publish to Social on an asset. The Choose where to publish screen lists your Linked Accounts and, below them, Link New Accounts.
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Link a platform
Choose Link YouTube, Link Instagram, Link Twitter, Link LinkedIn, Link Facebook, Link Threads, Link TikTok, Link Pinterest, or Link Reddit. Each card shows how many of the five slots are in use, such as 1 / 5. Tessact sends you to the platform’s own sign-in to authorise posting, then returns you to exactly where you left off and reopens the flow.
Nine platforms to link, each with its account counter
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Pick a Page or Board where needed
Facebook asks you to Choose a page (the Facebook Page Tessact should post to) and Pinterest asks for a Board. You can change either later from the account’s card.
Accounts are linked to the workspace, so a channel connected once is available to your teammates’ posts too. To remove one, hover its card and select Unlink account.
Select one or more linked accounts under Linked Accounts. The footer keeps count and confirms your selection, for example Continue with 1 accounts.
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Review the details for each channel
The flow walks you through Edit details for each selected account in turn, with a live preview of the post beside the form. Adjust anything you like, then move on with Next channel (or Back to revisit the previous one). Your edits are kept per account as you navigate.
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Post
On the last account, select Post. Tessact confirms with Your post is being published. This may take a few seconds, then Your post is published.
The post goes out to every selected account. Open the platform to see it live.
You do not have to fill in every platform’s metadata by hand. When the details screen opens, Tessact has already completed it for you:
Title and description are pre-filled from the asset. For AI Repurpose clips they are the AI-written title and summary of that clip, ready to post as-is.
Thumbnail starts as the asset’s poster frame. Replace it with your own if you prefer: 1280 by 720 pixels, under 2 MB, PNG or JPG.
Platform defaults are sensible out of the box: YouTube visibility starts at Public, Instagram starts as a Reel with Share to feed on.
Your job is a quick review per channel, not data entry. Anything you change is kept per account as you move Back and Next through the flow.
The details stage arrives pre-filled: title, description, and thumbnail are already set
Title, Description, thumbnail, Tags, Visibility (Private, Unlisted, Public), Audience (the made-for-kids declaration), and Advanced settings for altered or synthetic content and a video Category
Instagram
Content type (Reels or Story) and a Share to feed toggle, plus title and thumbnail
All other platforms
Title and thumbnail; the title becomes the post text
YouTube’s Audience step is a legal requirement: you must declare whether the video is made for kids under COPPA. The Advanced settings accordion also lets you flag realistic altered or AI-generated content, matching YouTube’s disclosure rules.
