Schedule TikTok videos up to your account's own maximum, checked before they post.
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Up to 60 minutes in the app, uploaded or recorded. Videos you schedule through TikTok's API get 3 minutes on every account and 5 or 10 on some. To earn from Creator Rewards, a video must run past 1 minute.
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TikTok's Creator Academy says: "Whether you're uploading or recording, TikTok now lets you go up to 60 minutes long." Long videos also count for TikTok's Creator Rewards Program, which only pays on original videos over 1 minute.
Scheduled videos go through TikTok's Content Posting API, which works differently. TikTok says all creators can post 3-minute videos and some can post 5 or 10 minutes; the API takes at most 10 minutes, and it tells a scheduler each account's own maximum. Files can be up to 4 GB.
Scheduled videos get 3 minutes on every account and 5 or 10 on some. Check yours before you plan a long video.
The Creator Rewards Program only pays on original videos over 1 minute. Short clips can still grow reach, they just do not earn.
TikTok's own analytics show video duration and how much of it people watch. Open with the point so viewers stay.
Anything over 10 minutes needs the app, because TikTok's API stops at 10 minutes.
TikTok fills the screen with vertical video, and Creator Rewards asks for 1080p or higher.
No public study with a clear method names a best TikTok length. Post the same idea at two lengths and compare watch time.
The limits come from TikTok's Creator Academy and TikTok's developer documentation, read on October 17, 2026. TikTok's Help Center states no Story or LIVE length, so the page labels the commonly reported Story figure. We found no 2026 study of the best TikTok length with a published method, so the page gives none.