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Supported platforms

Ripple connects the social accounts creators use to publish work. The connection lets Ripple display the account on a profile and retrieve the content needed for a creator to select a published submission.

Platform Connect an account Can carry a campaign submission
YouTube Yes Yes (Video and Short-form)
Twitch Yes Coming soon (Live campaigns are not available yet)
TikTok Yes Yes (Short-form)
Instagram Approved testers only (contact the Ripple team on Discord to join before connecting your account) Yes, for approved testers (Short-form)
Facebook Soon (Meta app review is in progress) Soon (Short-form)

The campaign format and the brief decide which of these platforms are eligible for a particular campaign. A creator should connect the account on which they plan to publish before applying.

  1. Sign in as a creator.
  2. Open Settings → Social accounts.
  3. Choose Connect beside the platform.
  4. Complete that platform’s authorization window.
  5. Return to Ripple and check that the account is marked connected.

Ripple asks only for the access required by the selected integration. It uses the connection to identify the account and retrieve eligible videos; it does not publish content for the creator.

Platform authorization can expire or be revoked outside Ripple. When this happens, reconnect the account from Settings → Social accounts before trying to select a video. If the connection still fails, include the platform name and a screenshot of the error when you contact support.

When creating a campaign in Step 2 (Setup), a studio chooses a single content format rather than selecting individual platforms, and the allowed platforms follow from that format:

  • Short-form: “TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Reels — short vertical content.”
  • Video: “YouTube long-form videos (10+ min). Deep gameplay reviews and playthroughs.”
  • Live (coming soon).

In the brief, state your expectations clearly. In Ripple, one submission can attach at most one published video per allowed platform, and attaching one allowed public platform is enough to mark the submission Published (additional allowed platforms remain optional on that same submission).

Studios manage game distribution separately from social accounts. A game can have keys and store details for:

  • Steam
  • Epic Games
  • GOG
  • Xbox
  • PlayStation
  • Nintendo Switch
  • Meta Quest
  • iOS
  • Android

These are game access platforms, not campaign publishing channels. A Steam key, for example, can be assigned to an accepted creator even if their submission is published on YouTube or TikTok.

Read Manage games, keys and resources before adding stock or sharing assets with a campaign.

Only the platforms listed above are currently available for connected creator accounts and campaign submissions. Do not promise a campaign deliverable on an unavailable platform. If a platform is essential to a planned campaign, contact Ripple before launch.