Publish

Send finished clips
straight to your channels

Push an approved clip straight to a connected channel, or post it yourself and record the link — either way the placement stays tracked, ready to move on to Measure and Pay.

Connect once

Publish to where your audience already is

YouTube
TikTok
Instagram
Facebook
Auto-publish

Title it. Caption it. Publish.

Pick a finished clip, add a title and a caption, and hit publish. ClipAd posts it to your connected channel for you.

  1. 1
    Title

    Give your clip a name people will click.

  2. 2
    Caption

    Say a little about it. Add hashtags if you like.

  3. 3
    Publish!

    One tap. It goes live, and ClipAd tracks it for you.

Clips flowing from one hub out to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
The moment it's live

Every publish feeds straight into Measure

The instant a clip goes live — auto-published or manually recorded — the placement flips to confirmed and starts pulling real view counts. No separate step, no re-entering the link twice.

  • Publish status shows on your dashboard in real time
  • A failed upload surfaces immediately, with a clear reason
  • Confirmed placements move straight on to payout eligibility
One engine, five steps

Where Publish fits in the pipeline

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Publish FAQ

Straight answers

Which platforms can I connect?
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, for now. YouTube supports full one-click auto-publish today; the others connect for tracking, with auto-publish rolling out platform by platform.
Do I have to let ClipAd post on my behalf?
No. You can always post it yourself from your own account and paste the link back into ClipAd — the placement is verified and tracked either way.
How does ClipAd know a pasted link is really mine?
It checks the post against your connected account before counting it. A link from someone else's channel is never accepted.
What happens if an auto-publish upload fails?
You'll see the failure and the reason on your dashboard immediately, and you can retry or fall back to posting it yourself.
Can I publish the same clip to more than one platform?
Not as one placement — each placement is tied to the single channel a brand's campaign calls for. If you want the same clip live on two platforms, publish it as two separate placements, one per channel.
Does publishing affect when I get paid?
Yes — a placement only becomes payout-eligible once it's confirmed live, whether that's automatic or via a verified link.

Your next clip is
one click from live