Repostit
Cuts long YouTube videos into rated vertical clips and reposts TikToks to other social apps without the watermark.
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- Best for
- Beginners and Pro users
- Free plan
- Yes
- Agent-ready (MCP / API)
- Partly
- Platforms
- Web
- Last verified
- Nov 2, 2026
Summary
Overview
Repostit started as a reposting tool: post on TikTok, and it shares the video to Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn and Pinterest without the watermark, resized for each app with the caption kept. Clips adds the other half of short-form work. Paste a YouTube link to a podcast, interview, webinar or livestream, and it picks highlight moments, cuts them to 1080 x 1920 and rates each clip so you can schedule the strongest ones first.
Who it fits
It suits creators who already post on TikTok and want every other app covered, and podcasters or YouTubers who want a long episode turned into a week of vertical clips on a calendar. Every account can clip 10 videos or 100 minutes for free before choosing a Clips plan.
Things to check
Clips works from YouTube links, and Clips minutes are billed separately from reposting plans. Reposting can stay on Manual for a route until you’ve checked a post on the destination app, then switch to Auto.
Who it's for
A good fit if you are…
- Creators who post on TikTok first and want the same video on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn and Pinterest
- Podcasters and YouTubers who want a long video cut into vertical clips and scheduled
Another tool may suit you better if you are…
- Anyone who needs to clip uploaded files (Clips works from a YouTube link)
- People who need a full video editor
Pricing
Clips: free for 10 videos or 100 minutes; Basic $8.25, Pro $16.58, Premium $41.58 a month billed yearly. Reposting: 14-day free trial; Basic $5, Starter $10, Influencer $20, Agency $99 a month (yearly). As of Oct 2026, verify.
- Clips (yearly prices shown on the pricing page): Free $0 for 10 videos or 100 minutes; Basic $8.25/mo for 300 minutes a month; Pro $16.58/mo for 700 minutes; Premium $41.58/mo for 1,500 minutes. Pro and Premium add priority support.
- Reposting plans: Basic $5/mo (monthly only, 10 video posts a month); Starter $10/mo billed $120 yearly or $14 monthly (unlimited posts, 1 account per platform); Influencer $20/mo billed yearly or $29 monthly (5 accounts per platform); Agency $99/mo billed yearly or $149 monthly (30 accounts per platform).
- Free trial: 14 days, no credit card, 10 published posts counted per destination, 1 account per platform, up to 3 workflows.
Prices as of Oct 2026 (checked Nov 2, 2026), verify before buying. Source: vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Clips: paste a YouTube link and it picks highlight moments, or choose start and end points in the manual editor
- Each clip gets a rating so the strongest moments can go out first
- 1080 x 1920 vertical exports without an added watermark
- Clips Calendar and post planner for scheduling to connected apps
- Automatic reposting of new and past TikToks, photos and carousels, with watermark removal, resizing per app and captions and hashtags carried over
Integrations: Publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn and Pinterest (Bluesky and Snapchat listed as coming soon); backup to Google Drive and Dropbox; plugins for Claude and ChatGPT.
Agent-ready? Partly. Repostit lists Claude and ChatGPT plugins on every plan. No public API or MCP server is listed on the pricing page.
Pros and good to know
Drawn from the vendor's own documentation and public sources.
Pros
- Clips has a free allowance (10 videos or 100 minutes)
- Clipping, scheduling and cross-posting live in one dashboard
- Manual or Auto publishing per route, so posts can be checked first
- Published prices for every plan
Good to know
- Clips takes YouTube links as its source
- Clips and reposting are billed as separate plans
- Reposting is built around TikTok as the source app (YouTube, Twitch and podcast sources listed as coming soon)
- Automated clip picks still need a human review
Alternatives
- OpusClip: Turns long videos into short, captioned, vertical clips and can publish them to social platforms.
- Captions: Video app for captions, AI editing, AI actors and clips, with credit-based plans (formerly branded Mirage).
- Descript: Edit video and audio by editing a text transcript, with AI tools for filler words, captions, clips and more.
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