ClairAI Publisher terms of use
Last updated: 7 October 2026
Who provides the service
ClairAI Publisher is an online tool published by CLAIRAI, a French simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée) with its registered office at 122 rue Amelot, 75011 Paris (SIREN 994 023 539, Paris trade and companies register). It is available at clairai.fr/publisher. These terms apply to every ClairAI client who uses it. The site’s legal notice is on the “Legal notice” page.
The service
ClairAI prepares a video and a caption for you. ClairAI Publisher lets you connect your own TikTok account, review and edit the caption, choose the post’s privacy and interaction settings, then post it to your account through TikTok’s Content Posting API. You sign in to TikTok with TikTok Login Kit and grant ClairAI only the “user.info.basic” (identify your account) and “video.publish” (post the video you approved) permissions.
The service is reserved for ClairAI clients, under their contract with ClairAI. It is not open to the public.
Your responsibilities
- You post to a TikTok account that is yours or that you are entitled to manage, and you tell us about anyone other than you who signs in to it.
- You hold the necessary rights in the video, caption, music, images and brands it contains, or you have obtained the corresponding permissions, including from recognisable people.
- You comply with TikTok’s terms of service, its Community Guidelines and its rules on commercial content, including disclosing promotional content or a paid partnership.
- You approve every post. Nothing is posted until you have reviewed the video and caption, chosen the settings and clicked “Post to TikTok”.
- You keep your sign-in details confidential and tell us without delay about any unauthorised use.
ClairAI’s role
ClairAI prepares the content you ordered and provides the tool to approve and post it. ClairAI does not act on your TikTok account beyond the post you trigger: it does not read your other videos, followers, messages or analytics. It posts nothing on your behalf and does not change your content after you approve it.
TikTok is a third-party service
TikTok is operated by a company independent of ClairAI, which sets its own terms and privacy policy. Your relationship with TikTok is governed by those documents. TikTok alone decides whether content is accepted, distributed, moderated or removed, and sets the features and limits of its API. A post may take a few minutes to appear on your profile, or be rejected or removed by TikTok; ClairAI is not responsible for this.
Disconnecting and ending access
You can disconnect at any time with the “Disconnect TikTok” button in ClairAI Publisher: ClairAI then revokes the authorisation with TikTok and deletes your sign-in tokens. You can also remove the authorisation from the TikTok app settings. When your contract with ClairAI ends, or if you ask us, access is closed and your data linked to the service is deleted as set out in the privacy policy. Posts already live on TikTok stay on your account; you manage them in TikTok.
ClairAI may suspend access in case of use that breaches these terms, applicable law or TikTok’s rules.
Personal data
The data processed by ClairAI Publisher, how long it is kept and your rights are described in the “ClairAI Publisher (TikTok)” section of the privacy policy.
Intellectual property
The content you post remains yours, or its owners’, as set out in your contract with ClairAI. You authorise ClairAI to store it and send it to TikTok solely to make the post you approved. The ClairAI Publisher tool, its interface and its code remain the property of CLAIRAI.
Liability
ClairAI uses reasonable means to keep the service running and to protect your data, but does not guarantee continuous availability: the service depends on TikTok and other providers. ClairAI is not liable for the content you post, for TikTok’s decisions, for changes to or interruptions of its API, or for indirect damage such as lost audience, revenue or customers.
If ClairAI is held liable, its liability is limited to the amounts you paid ClairAI for the service in the twelve months before the event giving rise to the claim. This limit does not apply in case of gross negligence, wilful misconduct or personal injury, or where the law forbids it.
Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by French law. They supplement the contract between you and ClairAI; if they conflict, that contract prevails. The parties will first seek an amicable solution. Failing that, and if you act in a professional capacity, the Paris commercial court (tribunal de commerce de Paris) has jurisdiction. ClairAI may amend these terms; the update date is shown at the top of this page, and continuing to use the service after a change means you accept it.
Contact
For any question or deletion request: nicolas@clairai.fr.
