TikTok Repost is an in-app feature that allows users to reshare someone else’s video directly to their followers' For You feeds.
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Platform term. Also written TikTok Repost Button, Yellow Repost Button, Reposting, Reposted tab.
TikTok began testing a repost option with select user groups around late 2021 and early 2022, before temporarily removing it in May 2022 to adjust functionality. Sources vary on exact launch dates, but the feature was rolled out globally as a standard platform tool across late 2022 and 2023.
The tone is informal, casual, and endorsement-oriented across Gen Z, Millennials, and creators. Originally viewed as an experimental way to share videos without downloading them, it has become a primary currency for social endorsement similar to a retweet on X. Users commonly misuse it by mass-reposting dozens of videos daily or wrongly assuming that reposts remain private.
High risk for brand accounts, as reposting user-generated content directly links the brand profile to that video. If the original creator edits the post, uses unlicensed audio, or engages in controversy, the brand's profile tab still reflects the endorsement.
It is an in-app feature represented by a circular arrow icon that reshares another user's video directly to your followers' feeds.
No. Reposted videos are compiled into a public Reposts tab visible on the user's profile.
The updated content or audio remains on your profile's Repost tab, which can create copyright or brand endorsement risks.
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