Crosspost from Bluesky to TikTok Automatically

The most common workflow: post a thought on Bluesky, screenshot the skeet, and build a TikTok around it — either as a talking-head response or with the screenshot as a B-roll overlay.

Some creators use text-to-speech tools to read out skeet content over a visual background.

Others post the same short video to both platforms, keeping it under Bluesky's one-minute limit.

Every version of this requires manual assembly.

You are essentially producing the same content twice in different containers, then posting each one separately.

TikTok audiences scroll fast.

A static screenshot with no movement gets ignored.

If you are adapting a skeet, add a hook in the first two seconds — say the punchline or the key claim out loud before any visual.

Use TikTok's on-screen text sparingly and pair it with audio, not silence.

Avoid watermarks from other apps.

TikTok's algorithm responds to watch time, so keep adapted content punchy and under 60 seconds.

A Bluesky post's 300-character limit actually translates well to a short TikTok script — lean into that brevity.

PostOnce monitors your Bluesky account and automatically pushes your posts to TikTok.

You post your skeet, and it appears on TikTok without you switching apps.

PostOnce handles the format routing, so you stay in your creative flow.

Connect your accounts once and the automation runs in the background — no manual uploads, no copy-paste, no missed posts.