You can schedule TikTok posts to publish automatically at a chosen date and time using a tool connected to TikTok's Content Posting API. With Slidr you build your slideshows, assign each one a date and time, choose draft or public, and they post themselves — no need to be online at the moment of publishing.
Scheduling lets you sit down once, prepare a week (or month) of slideshows, and keep a consistent posting cadence without daily manual uploads.
Why schedule instead of posting manually
Consistency is the single biggest lever on TikTok reach, and posting by hand every day is what most creators drop first. Batching removes the daily friction: you do the creative work in one focused session, then the posts go out on their own at the times your audience is most active.
How to schedule a slideshow with Slidr
- Connect TikTok — link your account once so Slidr can post on your behalf.
- Build the slideshow — pick photos and captions; see how to make a slideshow.
- Set a date and time — assign each post its own slot from the schedule view.
- Choose draft or public — publish live or send to your TikTok drafts for review.
- Let it run — Slidr posts automatically at each scheduled time.
Draft vs public posting
Public posts go live on your profile at the scheduled time and can add music automatically. Draft posts land in your TikTok inbox so you can review, tweak the caption, and publish manually from the app. Drafts always work; public auto-posting requires TikTok's Content Posting API approval on the account.
Need formats to fill your schedule? Start from these slideshow ideas.