Repurpose TikTok Videos to Multiple Social Platforms Automatically

Repurpose TikTok Videos to Multiple Social Platforms Automatically

This workflow automatically detects when you publish a new TikTok video, downloads it without a watermark, stores it in Google Drive, and reposts it to up to eight different social media platforms — all on autopilot. It's designed for content creators who want to maximize their reach across platforms without manually uploading the same video multiple times.

The workflow uses an RSS feed to monitor your TikTok profile for new videos. When a new video is detected, it fetches the TikTok page HTML, extracts the direct video URL from the embedded JSON data, downloads the video file, saves it to Google Drive, uploads it to Blotato's media storage, and then publishes it to Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Threads, Pinterest, and Bluesky simultaneously. Error handling is built in so that if one platform fails, the others continue.

Node-by-Node Breakdown

1. RSS Feed Trigger (No auth) — Polls an RSS.app feed URL every minute to detect new TikTok videos. Configured with a specific RSS feed URL that monitors your TikTok profile. The feed URL must be generated from RSS.app.

2. Get Tiktok Page (No auth) — Makes an HTTP GET request to the TikTok video URL (extracted from the RSS feed item's link field). Sends a custom User-Agent header to mimic a browser. Returns the full HTML response as text.

3. Get Video URL (No auth) — A Code node that runs JavaScript to parse the HTML response. It extracts the __UNIVERSAL_DATA_FOR_REHYDRATION__ script tag, parses the JSON, and retrieves the video's playAddr (direct video URL). Also captures cookies from the response headers for authentication.

4. Get Video (No auth) — Makes an HTTP GET request to the extracted video URL to download the actual video file. Sends browser-like headers including User-Agent, Referer, Accept, Accept-Language, and the cookies from the previous step. Returns the video as a binary file.

5. Upload to Google Drive (OAuth2) — Saves the downloaded video file to a specified Google Drive folder. The filename is set to the RSS feed item's title with .mp4 extension. Requires Google Drive OAuth2 credentials.

6. Upload media (API Key auth — Blotato) — Uploads the video from Google Drive to Blotato's media storage using a public Google Drive download URL. This makes the video accessible to Blotato's posting API. Requires Blotato API credentials.

7. Instagram [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to Instagram using Blotato's API. Uses the RSS feed title as the caption. Connected to a specific Blotato account (sabrina_ramonov).

8. Youtube [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to YouTube. Uses the RSS feed title (truncated to 100 characters) as the video title and caption.

9. Facebook [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to a Facebook page (Blotato page). Uses the RSS feed title as the post text.

10. Linkedin [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to LinkedIn. Uses the RSS feed title as the post text.

11. Twitter [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to Twitter/X. Uses the RSS feed title truncated to 280 characters as the tweet text.

12. Threads [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to Threads. Uses the RSS feed title truncated to 500 characters.

13. Pinterest [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to Pinterest. Uses the RSS feed title as the pin description.

14. Bluesky [BLOTATO] (API Key auth — Blotato) — Posts the video to Bluesky. Uses the RSS feed title truncated to 280 characters. Has a scheduled time set for October 31, 2025.

15. Merge1 (No auth) — Merges the error outputs from all Blotato nodes into a single output for centralized error handling.

Setup Instructions

Prerequisites

1. RSS.app account — Sign up at rss.app. Create a new feed by entering your TikTok profile URL. Configure the feed to output only 1 post (set "Number of Posts" to 1). Copy the generated RSS feed URL.
2. Google Drive — You need a Google account with Google Drive enabled. Create a folder where videos will be stored.
3. Blotato account — Sign up at blotato.com. Go to Dashboard → API Keys to create an API key. Connect your social media accounts (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky) to Blotato.
4. n8n — This workflow requires n8n with "Verified Community Nodes" enabled. Install the "Blotato" community node from the n8n marketplace.

Configuration Steps

1. Replace the RSS feed URL in the RSS Feed Trigger node with your own RSS.app feed URL.
2. Configure Upload to Google Drive:
   • Create a Google Drive OAuth2 credential in n8n
   • Select the parent drive and folder where videos should be saved
3. Configure Upload media and all Blotato nodes:
   • Create a Blotato credential using your API key
   • For each platform node, select the correct Blotato account (the social account you connected in Blotato)
   • For Facebook, also select the Facebook page ID
4. (Optional) Adjust the polling interval in the RSS Feed Trigger node — it's currently set to every minute, which is very frequent. Consider changing to every 30 minutes or hourly.

Use Cases and Variations

Primary Use Case

• Content repurposing: Automatically cross-post TikTok videos to all major social platforms without manual effort.

Variations

• Customize captions per platform: Add a Code node before each Blotato node to modify the caption text for each platform (e.g., add hashtags for Instagram, shorten for Twitter).
• Add scheduling: Use Blotato's "Scheduled Time" option in each node to schedule posts for optimal times rather than posting immediately.
• Filter by hashtag or topic: Add a Filter node after the RSS trigger to only repost videos containing specific keywords or hashtags.
• Add thumbnail generation: Insert a node to generate a custom thumbnail for YouTube or Pinterest.
• Remove platforms: Simply delete the Blotato nodes for platforms you don't use.
• Add error notifications: Connect the Merge1 node to a Slack or email node to alert you when a post fails.
• Use with other video sources: Replace the TikTok RSS feed with an RSS feed from YouTube, Instagram Reels, or any other video platform that supports RSS.

Important Notes

• Do not post the same video repeatedly to the same platform — it will be flagged as spam.
• If using AI-generated avatars, ensure you disclose AI content as required by platform policies.
• Test with one platform first before enabling all eight.
• Monitor the Blotato API dashboard at my.blotato.com/api-dashboard for errors.

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