Like TikTok videos at random to keep your accounts active
Set how many videos each profile should like and how long it should watch first. The template scrolls the feed on every cloud phone and likes a random selection, with pauses that differ from one account to the next.
Set it up in five steps
Step 1: Sign up and install the client
- Create a free account.
- Download the desktop client for Windows or macOS.
- Install it and sign in with your new account.
Step 2: Create your first cloud phone profile
- New profile: give it a name you will recognise, such as “TikTok 01”.
- Proxy: assign a proxy so the profile connects from its own IP address.
- Device settings: pick the phone model and region for the profile.
- Start: confirm to launch the cloud phone.
Step 3: Install TikTok and log in
- Open the app library: find the apps section in the client.
- Install TikTok: add it to the profiles you plan to use.
- Open and sign in: launch TikTok on each cloud phone and log in to the account that belongs to it.
- Keep the session: the profile remembers the login, so later runs start signed in.
Step 4: Add the “TikTok random like” template and configure it
- Find the template: open the automation template library and search for “TikTok random like”.
- Choose profiles: select the cloud phones the task should run on.
- Likes per run: a range, for example 5 to 15; the template picks a number inside it.
- Watch time: how long to stay on a video before deciding whether to like it.
- Keywords (optional): search a topic first so the likes land on content in your niche.
- Start: run it now or set a schedule, then confirm.
Step 5: Check the run reports
- Open the reports: every run is listed with its profile, start time and status.
- Filter: narrow the list by date, profile or task.
- Inspect a run: see each step, its result and any error, then adjust the settings for the next run.
Keeping TikTok accounts active between posts
Steady, varied engagement instead of bursts
Accounts that only show up when they post tend to get little attention. Regular, varied engagement, such as liking, commenting, following and browsing in your niche, keeps an account part of the conversation. This template performs those actions on each cloud phone with random intervals and limits you control, so activity is spread out rather than arriving all at once. Start with low daily limits, aim at content that fits each account, and review the run reports to fine-tune.
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FAQ
Will every account like the same videos?
No. Each profile scrolls its own feed, which differs from account to account, and the template picks at random from what that profile sees.
How do I keep the activity looking natural?
Use the interval and limit settings: keep daily counts modest, let the template vary timing and order, and avoid starting every profile in the same minute.
Can I focus on one niche?
Yes. Give the template keywords, hashtags or accounts that match each profile’s topic, so the actions land on content that account would plausibly engage with.
Is automating TikTok allowed?
TikTok sets its own rules on automated activity and on running more than one account, and those rules change over time. Read TikTok’s current terms of service and community guidelines before you automate anything. Our templates operate the app on your cloud phones; they do not change what TikTok permits.