Network settings: titles, boards, privacy and more

When you pick certain networks, the composer shows a Network settings section. Here is what each one asks for.

YouTube

• Title: leave it empty to use the first line of the post.
• Who can view this video: public, unlisted or private.
• Made for kids: YouTube requires this answer for every upload (COPPA).
• YouTube needs exactly one video.

TikTok

• Who can view this video: choose an audience.
• Disclose video content: turn on if the video promotes yourself ("Promotional content") or another brand ("Paid partnership"). Branded content can't be set to "Only me".
• AI-generated content: label the post as made with AI.

Pinterest

• Board: the board the Pin goes to. Your default board is set when you connect.
• Link (optional): where the Pin leads. Without one, the first link in the text is used.
• The post text becomes the Pin description.

Dribbble

• Title and up to 12 tags, separated by commas.
• One image, fitted to 1600×1200 if needed. The text becomes the shot description.

WordPress, Ghost and DEV

• Title: leave it empty to use the first line of the post as the title (it then isn't repeated in the body).
• WordPress and Ghost: the first image becomes the featured image; other media goes into the post.
• DEV: the text is Markdown. DEV can't take uploaded media, so link images in the text.