Add another TikTok account
Connect a second TikTok Shop account into this same workspace: one library, and the same Facebook Page, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest.
Add account (under Videos come from in Settings → Accounts & platforms; Add another account in TikTok's settings, opened with Settings on that row) (and Add another TikTok account under TikTok in the mobile app's Settings, then Continue to TikTok) connects a second TikTok Shop creator account into this same workspace — not a separate login and not a separate workspace. One creator, two accounts.
What it does
Both accounts' videos land in one library, and one subscription covers the whole workspace: the second account does not need its own plan. Once the second account is in, the profile picker at the top of every dashboard tab (All handles or one @account) lets you switch: pick an account to see just its videos, and that account also becomes the one Settings → TikTok sources edits auto-posting for (choosing an account in the TikTok account picker in Settings → Posting schedule, or in TikTok's settings, opened with Settings on that row, switches the picker too). In the phone app, Facebook and Instagram list one auto-post switch per account under Auto-post new TikToks from (the cog, then Accounts and platforms). All handles shows both together. With only one TikTok account the picker is hidden.
Where each account posts
Every TikTok account in a workspace posts to the same Facebook Page and the same Instagram account: the one Settings names under Posting to: (see Choosing which Facebook Page you post to). YouTube and Pinterest are shared the same way: one channel and one Pinterest account for the whole workspace. Making a new Facebook Page or a new Instagram for your other TikTok account doesn't change this: you can't link two Instagram accounts or two Pages, one for each TikTok account, and reconnecting Facebook or choosing another Page changes it for every account at once. A TikTok account whose videos should go to a different Page or Instagram needs a second EverySqueeze account of its own.
What each account sets by itself is only whether it auto-posts to Facebook and to Instagram. On the desktop, choose the account under Edit auto-posting for in TikTok's settings (Settings → Accounts & platforms → TikTok sources), then turn Auto-post new TikToks on or off in Facebook's and in Instagram's settings for that account. YouTube and Pinterest have one Auto-post new TikToks switch for all your accounts, so they are on or off for every account together. A TikTok account you add starts with Facebook and Instagram auto-post on only where every account you already have has it on (both on, it posts to both; otherwise it starts off for the one that isn't), and you can change it there any time.
How to add one
In your browser, sign out of the TikTok account currently open before you continue, then sign in to the account you want to add. Use a normal browser window — private or incognito windows can lose the return session. If TikTok offers a QR option, scan it with the phone for the account you're adding, and keep your current EverySqueeze connection in place on this browser. On TikTok's screen, leave every box checked so that account's orders and earnings can sync.
Do not revoke the main connection
Removing your main TikTok authorization from TikTok's own settings disconnects the account already in this workspace. To switch which account you're signed into on TikTok's side, signing out is enough — you don't need to revoke anything.
Find this from Settings → Accounts & platforms.
You can also start from the account menu at the top of every dashboard screen (your name or All handles): Add a TikTok account opens the same steps and says how many accounts you have connected.
You can connect up to 5 TikTok accounts, and one subscription covers all of them. When a workspace has as many as it can hold, Settings and the account menu say so instead of offering the button. To add more, contact us.