Use platform disclosures for AI, kids and paid content
Set the intent once, then review how each platform applies it. AI, kids and commercial-content disclosures do not map identically across networks.
Why disclosures need platform-specific handling
The same real-world situation can be represented by different controls on TikTok, YouTube and Meta. Inktaro lets you declare the intent at the post level, then maps it to the settings exposed by each official API where supported.
AI-generated or altered content
TikTok's Direct Post API currently exposes an is_aigc setting that can label creator-declared AI-generated content. YouTube requires disclosure for certain meaningfully altered or generated realistic content. These are related concepts, not identical switches.
Made for kids
YouTube has specific audience settings around content made for children. If your post falls into that category, choose the appropriate declaration rather than inferring it from the video topic alone.
Paid partnership and own-business promotion
Commercial-content controls can distinguish a paid relationship from promotion of your own business, depending on what the destination API supports. An AI declaration does not replace a commercial disclosure, and vice versa.
Your responsibility
Inktaro can carry the choices through the official APIs, but it cannot decide whether a disclosure legally or contractually applies to your content. Review the current rules of every platform you publish to.
References: TikTok Direct Post API and YouTube AI disclosure guidance.