Turn One Brief Into Scheduled TikTok Slideshows In Minutes

The hook, the text of every slide and the caption. The photos come from your own library, tagged so the right one lands on the right slide, or from AI generation counted in your plan. The text is burned into the images on the server.

Yes. Every carousel opens in a preview with a per-slide editor. Nothing is published that you have not looked at: Farmiz only posts what you created and queued yourself.

TikTok photo mode in 3:4 or 9:16, and the same carousel re-rendered at 1080×1350 (4:5) for the Instagram feed, 2 to 10 slides, without reflowing a line.

The layout is a standard, the content is not: a hook high on slide one, one idea per slide, a call to action at the end. The copy and the photos are yours or generated for your niche.

TikTok photo carousels through TikTok's official Content Posting API, Instagram feed carousels and Facebook Page posts through Meta's Graph API, YouTube Shorts through the Data API. Instagram and Facebook run by invitation while Meta's app review is pending, YouTube Shorts by invitation until Google verifies the app. TikTok is open to every workspace today.

TikTok allows 5 API posts per account per rolling 24 hours. Farmiz counts them, spaces the queue and refuses a slot that would be rejected, so a quota is never burnt on a post that would bounce.

Per post. Either the carousel lands in your TikTok inbox as a draft you confirm in the app, or it is published directly.

No. You connect your accounts over TikTok's official OAuth, the tokens are stored encrypted, and you can disconnect at any time. Duplicates are blocked server-side.

A web app. It runs in the browser on a phone or a desktop and can be added to the home screen.

Invite members with a link from Settings → Team. The owner manages the workspace, members see every account, draft and queue in it, and each agent token is named so you know who or what did what.

Yes. Farmiz is a remote MCP server: 35 tools cover research, the photo library, creation, preview, scheduling and performance. Claude (claude.ai, Desktop, Claude Code), Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT connect to it, and so does any script that speaks HTTP.

An address and a token, both shown in Settings → Agent tokens with the steps for each client. Nothing to install. Each token is named, so you know which agent did what, and you can revoke one at any time.

Every client receives the same playbook when it connects: show the slides in the chat, then wait for your explicit OK on the post, the account, the time and the caption. Behind that, the server refuses to schedule on a paused or banned account, refuses a carousel already sent to that account, and keeps TikTok's inbox as the default route, so a post waits in your TikTok app until you confirm it.

No. Accounts are connected by you, in Farmiz, through each platform's own OAuth. The agent only holds its Farmiz token, which reaches your workspace and nothing else.

By connected accounts: 5, 15 or 50, then €3 a month per extra account on Agency, with unlimited posts on every plan. Each plan carries monthly quotas of AI images, generated texts and generated videos, reset on the 1st. On TikTok and YouTube an account still posts 3 times a day at most: a safety rule against looking like a bot, not a meter.

Both. Yearly takes at least 20% off the monthly price, billed once a year.

Generation runs on your own provider keys (OpenAI, Gemini…) added once in Settings. The plan caps how many generations a month; the provider bills its own usage.

A workspace holds several projects, one per brand, each with its own niche, formats, photo compartment and accounts. An agency puts each client in a workspace of its own, on the client's AI keys; plans are sized by connected accounts, 5, 15 or 50.

Access is granted by hand today, no card needed: write to us with what you run, and an offer is switched on for your workspace. Online checkout is coming.