Privacy Policy
Postdrop · Last updated 13 November 2026
Postdrop lets creators post their own videos to TikTok from the web. This page explains what Postdrop sees and what it keeps.
What Postdrop gets from TikTok
When you sign in with TikTok and allow access, TikTok gives Postdrop a sign-in key for your account and your basic profile: your display name, username and profile picture. Postdrop also asks TikTok, each time you open the posting page, which privacy options and interactions are available on your account and the longest video you can post.
What Postdrop keeps
Postdrop has no database of users. Your TikTok sign-in key is locked (encrypted) and stored only in a cookie in your own browser. Signing out deletes it.
Your videos are sent straight from your device to TikTok. Postdrop does not store them. Your captions and choices are passed to TikTok with the post and are not kept by Postdrop.
What Postdrop does not do
Postdrop does not sell or share your information, does not post anything without you pressing Post, and does not add logos or watermarks to your videos.
Removing access
Sign out of Postdrop at any time. To fully remove Postdrop's access, open the TikTok app, go to Settings and privacy, then Security and permissions, then Apps and services permissions, and remove Postdrop.
TikTok
Your use of TikTok is covered by TikTok's own Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Postdrop is not made by or affiliated with TikTok.
Contact
Kyle Farrar, createwithkyle.com.