Delete your OnePost data

Last updated: October 4, 2026

OnePost stores connected-platform authorization in an encrypted, secure browser cookie. Uploaded videos are streamed to the destinations you choose and are not retained by OnePost after the request completes.

Delete OnePost browser data

1. Open OnePost in the browser where you connected your accounts.
2. Find Account & privacy below the publishing controls.
3. Select Disconnect all & delete my data and confirm.

This removes OnePost’s saved YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok authorization tokens from that browser, together with OnePost consent and preference records stored in local browser storage.

Revoke access at each platform

For an additional platform-side revocation, remove OnePost from the connected-app settings in your Google Account, Instagram Apps and Websites settings, and TikTok security settings. Platform posts already published remain on those platforms until you delete them there.

If you cleared the browser first

If OnePost no longer shows a connected account, its browser-scoped authorization cookie has already been removed. You can still revoke the application from the connected-app settings on each platform.