How it works

From your first draft to a TikTok slideshow, start to finish. Publishing is subject to TikTok app review and account restrictions.

  1. 01

    Start in the Studio

    Open the homepage and load an example or choose your photos. Reorder your slides, choose a cover, write a caption and save a draft in your browser. You can do this without signing in.

  2. 02

    Sign in and connect your account

    Sign in to use AI rewriting. When you are ready to publish, click Connect TikTok and authorize your own account on TikTok's page. Infinique never sees your TikTok password. You can prepare drafts without connecting TikTok.

  3. 03

    Upload your images

    Start a new post and import your saved Studio draft, or upload up to 35 images. Click any image to choose the slideshow cover. PNGs are converted to JPEG automatically for TikTok photo posts.

  4. 04

    Write and optimize the caption

    Type your caption, then pick a rewrite style — Viral Hook, SEO, Casual, or Professional — and generate variations. Choose one and edit it however you like. The final caption is always yours to change.

  5. 05

    Set privacy and disclosure

    Choose who can see the post. The options come directly from your TikTok account settings, and nothing is preselected. Turn on comments if you want them. If the post is promotional or a paid partnership, enable commercial content disclosure and pick the right type — Infinique shows the label TikTok will apply.

  6. 06

    Preview and confirm

    Review the full post: the account it will publish to, the images, the final caption, the privacy level, and any commercial label. Nothing is sent to TikTok until you press Confirm & Post.

  7. 07

    Track it going live

    Watch the status update as TikTok processes the post. Larger uploads take a few minutes. If TikTok rejects it, you see the specific reason rather than a generic error.

Prefer to publish from TikTok yourself?

Choose Send as Draftinstead of Direct Post at step 5. The slideshow lands in the creator's TikTok inbox, where they can adjust anything and publish from the TikTok app. Useful when the account owner wants the final call.