reelspan
The official Python client for the Reelspan API. Publish one video, photo set or text post to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Reddit, Google Business, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mastodon, Dev.to, Hashnode, WordPress and more, schedule it, and read how it did.
- Standard library only. Python 3.10+, fully typed.
- Retries network errors, 429s and 5xx answers with backoff, honouring
Retry-After. - Every post carries an
Idempotency-Key, so a retried post is never published twice. - Large files go straight to storage in parts, read from disk piece by piece, with progress and per-part retries.
pip install reelspan
Quick start
from reelspan import Reelspan
reelspan = Reelspan() # reads REELSPAN_API_KEY
post = reelspan.posts.video(
user="my-brand", # a profile's username
platforms=["tiktok", "youtube", "instagram"],
video="launch.mp4", # a path, (name, bytes), or a public https URL
title="Launch day",
)
for platform, result in post["results"].items():
print(platform, result.get("url") if result["success"] else result.get("error"))
Posting
# photos or a carousel, in order, with alt text
reelspan.posts.photos("my-brand", ["instagram", "pinterest"], ["front.jpg", "back.jpg"], "New colours", alt_texts=["Front", "Back"], extra={"pinterest_board_id": "123"})
# text: long posts become threads on X and Bluesky
reelspan.posts.text("my-brand", ["x", "bluesky", "threads", "linkedin"], "We shipped it.")
# a PDF to LinkedIn as a swipeable document
reelspan.posts.document("my-brand", "q3-report.pdf", "Q3 report")
# schedule, queue or repeat
reelspan.posts.video("my-brand", ["tiktok"], "clip.mp4", scheduled_date="2026-12-01T09:00:00Z")
reelspan.posts.video("my-brand", ["tiktok"], "clip.mp4", add_to_queue=True)
reelspan.posts.text("my-brand", ["x"], "Weekly tip", scheduled_date=when, repeat_every="week", repeat_times=6)
# network settings go in extra
reelspan.posts.video("my-brand", ["reddit", "tiktok"], "clip.mp4", "Clip", extra={"reddit_subreddit": "videos", "privacy_level": "PUBLIC_TO_EVERYONE"})
Pass run_async=True to get a request_id at once, then:
request_id = reelspan.posts.video("my-brand", ["youtube"], "long.mp4", run_async=True)["request_id"]
done = reelspan.posts.wait(request_id) # polls until every network has finished
reelspan.posts.retry(request_id) # sends the failed networks again
Large files
Files from 90 MB go up in parts on their own. To upload once and reuse:
media = reelspan.media.upload("film.mp4", kind="video", on_progress=lambda sent, total: print(f"{sent * 100 // total}%"))
reelspan.posts.video("my-brand", ["youtube"], video_media_id=media["media_id"], title="The film")
Profiles and accounts
reelspan.profiles.create("client-a", "Client A")
# networks that sign in with OAuth: send your customer to a hosted, branded page
link = reelspan.connect.link("client-a", logo_image="https://…", redirect_url="https://you.com/done")["access_url"]
# networks that use credentials: connect them straight from your code
reelspan.accounts.connect("client-a", "discord", webhook_url="https://discord.com/api/webhooks/…")
reelspan.accounts.connect("client-a", "mastodon", instance_url="mastodon.social", access_token="…")
reelspan.accounts.disconnect("client-a", "discord")
History, analytics and scheduling
for row in reelspan.posts.all(platform="tiktok", status="failed"):
print(row)
reelspan.analytics.account("my-brand")
reelspan.analytics.best_times("my-brand", timezone="Asia/Karachi")
reelspan.scheduled.list(profile_username="my-brand")
reelspan.scheduled.cancel(job_id, with_later_repeats=True)
Also: queue, library, approvals, ai (captions from a video or your text), pinterest.create_board, webhooks
(account and per-profile), and request(method, path) for anything else.
Webhooks
from reelspan import verify_webhook
@app.post("/reelspan")
def hook(request):
ok = verify_webhook(request.body, request.headers.get("X-Reelspan-Signature"), request.headers.get("X-Reelspan-Timestamp"), SECRET)
if not ok:
return Response(status=401)
...
Errors
from reelspan import ReelspanError, ReelspanConnectionError
try:
reelspan.posts.text("my-brand", ["x"], "Hi")
except ReelspanError as e:
print(e.status, e.code, e, e.retry_after)
except ReelspanConnectionError as e:
print("no answer:", e)
Options
Reelspan(
api_key="rs_live_…", # or REELSPAN_API_KEY
base_url="https://api.reelspan.com",
timeout=120, # seconds per attempt
max_retries=2,
headers={"X-My-App": "scheduler"},
)
Use a test key (rs_test_…) to try everything without publishing. reelspan.rate_limit holds the limit the API
reported last. Full reference: reelspan.com/docs.
MIT licensed.
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