Getting started

reelport.io schedules your reels, Shorts, TikToks and photos to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook Pages from one post. You can use it in the browser on its own, or with the Reelport plugin: Claude edits your videos in DaVinci Resolve Studio or in your own CapCut project, then publishes them here.

1. Create your account

1. Go to reelport.io/register and sign up with email or Continue with Google.
2. Confirm your email. Your personal team starts a 7-day free trial, no card needed. Teams you create later start without a trial.
3. The trial includes every feature with lower limits (1 member, 2 channels, 10 posts, uploads up to 500 MB). See Plans and limits.

After sign-up a short setup page asks a few optional questions and then shows three steps: connect a channel, get the Resolve plugin, schedule a post. You can skip it.

2. Connect your channels

Open Channels (reelport.io/accounts) and choose a platform:

• Instagram: a Professional (Creator or Business) account. Choose Continue with Instagram in Meta's sign-in.
• Facebook Pages: a Page you manage.
• TikTok: any account. Until TikTok has approved reelport.io, the TikTok account has to be private (TikTok app › Settings and privacy › Privacy › Private account).
• YouTube: any channel. YouTube counts vertical or square videos up to 3 minutes as Shorts.

More in Scheduling and channels.

3. Schedule your first post

1. Click New post and upload an MP4 or MOV (or a JPEG, PNG or WebP photo for Instagram and Facebook).
2. Write one caption, tick the channels, fill in each platform's options. Any channel can get its own caption instead.
3. Pick a day and a time, then Schedule. The post appears on the queue's departures board and goes out from our servers. Your computer can be off.

4. Optional: install the Reelport plugin

You need macOS or Windows 10/11 with DaVinci Resolve Studio 20 or later (the free version of Resolve doesn't work), and/or the international CapCut desktop app 9.x for Editing in CapCut. Reelport isn't available for Linux.

1. Signed in, download the plugin and unzip it: reelport.io/download for macOS, reelport.io/download/windows for Windows. Release notes are on updates.reelport.io.
2. On macOS, double-click install.command. On Windows, double-click install.cmd and allow the admin prompt. Then restart Resolve.
3. In Resolve › Preferences › System › General, set External scripting using to Local and restart Resolve.
4. Open Workspace › Workflow Integrations › Reelport and sign in: the panel shows a code, reelport.io/device opens in your browser, you confirm it.
5. In the panel, click Add to Claude. Confirm the extension in Claude Desktop, then upload Reelport.plugin in Claude under Customize › Plugins to get the /reelport skill.

On Windows, Resolve's scripting also needs 64-bit Python 3.10 or later (the python.org installer, with "Add to PATH" ticked).

CapCut only? Skip the Resolve steps: run the installer, add Reelport to Claude and type /reelport-capcut. See Editing in CapCut.

The panel and the extension use your reelport.io plan. There is no separate licence.