Integrations
Connect GitHub for versioned projects, and YouTube and TikTok to publish your videos.
Integrations connect your outside accounts to Klipeo. There are three, each for a specific job. Connect and disconnect them from Settings → Integrations.
GitHub
Back a project with a private repo and collaborate through branches and pull requests.
YouTube
Upload rendered videos straight to your channel.
TikTok
Publish vertical cuts and Shorts to TikTok.
GitHub
Connecting GitHub lets a project live in a private repo, which is what powers versioned projects: personal branches, commits, and pull requests. It's also required before you can accept a collaborator invite that was sent to your GitHub username, since Klipeo verifies the account matches. Accepting in Klipeo also accepts the exact pending repository invitation, so you don't need to find and accept a second invite in GitHub.
YouTube and TikTok
These are for publishing. Connecting asks for the permission Klipeo needs to upload on your behalf: the channel upload scope for YouTube, and publishing for TikTok. Once connected, you can send a finished render straight to the platform.
Knowing what's connected
A connected integration shows a Connected badge with the account name and email underneath, so you can tell at a glance which channel or GitHub account is actually wired up. When you come back from a provider's consent screen, a banner at the top of the page confirms it worked, or says what went wrong if it didn't.
You're in control
Each connection can be disconnected from the same page whenever you want. Klipeo only asks for the access it needs for the feature you're using.