TikTok 60-minute uploads vs Sume's 30-minute source limit

Sociality.io reports that TikTok accepts uploads up to 60 minutes and in-app recordings up to 10 minutes. Sume's media tools have a lower ceiling, so a full 60-minute file cannot go through them in one piece.

The Sume ceilings

Every ceiling here is from the Sume docs: video trim accepts a source of up to 1800 seconds and writes up to 900 seconds; Timeline 1.0 accepts a spine of 1 to 1800 seconds; video inspect reads sources up to 1800 seconds.

What to do with a long video

Cut the 60-minute file into two 30-minute halves before it reaches Sume (any tool you control), then trim each half. A 30-minute output needs two trim jobs of 900 seconds or less, $0.02 each.

Where Sume fits

Most TikTok formats that sell are far shorter. The practical use of the limit is planning: pick the segment, trim it, caption it and publish it.