6. Usage Rights
Last updated: April 30, 2026
Usage Rights give your brand legal permission to repurpose a creator’s content across other platforms. Since creators own their videos, you cannot legally reuse them outside TikTok without their approval. Usage Rights make that permission:
Clear – everyone knows what’s allowed
Trackable – monitor status and duration
Enforceable – ensures legal coverage
Fairly paid – compensates creators for reuse
This means you can scale your winning content beyond TikTok: ads, website, Amazon, or Meta, without legal risk. You only request rights for the videos you plan to reuse.
6.1 Where to Manage Usage Rights
Go to: Ads → Usage Rights
You’ll see the following states in the tabs:
Negotiating – respond to the usage rights that creator declined or requested changes to
Pending Payment – creator accepted, either the flat fee payment is not completed, or there is a recurring payment pending for active percentage-based usage rights.
Offer Sent – sent offer, waiting for creator's response
Active – usage rights live
Expired – usage rights ended

6.2 How to Request Usage Rights

From My Content:
Filter and find the video you want to reuse
Click Request Usage, or use the checkboxes to multi-select and bulk-request

Request usage rights:
Preview what creators see on the right, switch between DM view and offer page view
Send via TikTok Shop DM and/or Email and SMS
Compensation Type
Meat Ad Spend / Sales – set the % share and max payout (optional)
Flat Fee – one-time payment to the creator
Free
Duration – Months (short-term) or Lifetime (long-term)
Add a custom message to explain context
Optional to attach your Terms & Conditions
Optional to save as template and reuse later
Click Send Offer – Euka sends it automatically to the creator
6.3 What Creators See
Creators receive:
Your offer details
Your custom message
Payment amount
Usage duration
Once accepted, your legal right to reuse the video is granted.
6.4 Duration Recommendations
Months – for short campaigns, seasonal promos, or testing content
Perpetual – for evergreen winners, hero videos, or best-selling creatives
Tip: Focus on securing Perpetual rights for top-performing videos that drive consistent GMV. For less proven content, short-term licenses keep costs low while testing reuse ROI.