Study and productivity apps
TikTok slideshows for study apps
Direct, useful slides for students and people who want to focus, on photos, with your app softly on the last slide. You approve every post.
Sound familiar?
- Students spend their evenings on TikTok, and you can't post there every day.
- Exam season comes and goes before your posts are ready.
- Study tips are everywhere, so it is hard to say something new.
- Filming "study with me" videos is not for you.
A sample post
A Uncomfortable truths post for a made-up study app on @yourapp, laid out and drawn by Reelazy on stock photos. Each slide is 3:4, the frame TikTok shows photo posts in.
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How it works for a study app
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Save a post you like
Find a study or focus slideshow that people clearly finish. Save it with the Chrome extension, or add screenshots of its slides.
Save posts you like - 2
Copy its format
Reelazy copies the post's structure and look, never its words or photos, and keeps it in your formats.
Copy a TikTok format - 3
Make posts about your app
Paste your app or store link once. Pick the days and times, and Reelazy writes up to 15 posts in that format, about a minute a post.
Make posts - 4
Approve, then post
Read each post, edit or skip it. Approved posts go to your TikTok inbox or straight to your profile through TikTok's official API.
Approve posts
5 hooks to start with
First slides for a study app. Change the details to fit yours.
- 1.“Uncomfortable truths about studying”
- 2.“Study mistakes I made all through school”
- 3.“5 study habits I wish I knew in my first year”
- 4.“What I do before every study session”
- 5.“pov: it's the night before the exam and you're calm”
Formats that fit
- Uncomfortable truthsthe sample above
Students know the usual advice. Short, direct lines about what works invite people to agree or argue.
- Listicle tips
Habits for exam season, one per slide, easy to save for later.
- Story / POV
The night before an exam, told one beat at a time, and what changed.
Questions
How many posts can I make at once?
Up to 15 in one batch, on the days and times you pick, and you can make another batch after it. Reelazy makes them in about a minute a post.
Do I need my own photos?
No. Reelazy puts each slide on a photo from its library. Add your own photos or app screenshots and it uses them on the slides that show the app.
How do the posts get to TikTok?
Through TikTok's official Content Posting API, to your TikTok inbox or straight to your profile. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
What does it cost?
Free covers 2 posts on 1 TikTok account, with no card. Pro is from $19 a month for 100 AI credits up to $200 for 2,000, and each post made uses one credit.
Related reading
- TikTok photo post size in 2026: dimensions, safe zones and file rules
The image size that fills a TikTok photo post (1080×1440, 3:4), why 9:16 slides get cropped, which file types the app and the posting API accept, how many images to use, and where TikTok's interface covers your slide.
- Why AI-written TikTok slides sound fake, and the rules we use to fix it
The specific patterns that make AI text recognisable on a slide (rhetorical hooks, lists of three, em dashes, filler words, even rhythm) and the writing rules that remove them.
- TikTok photo slides: the complete guide for 2026
Sizes, safe zones, how many images to use, what TikTok does with the music, and a repeatable way to turn one product into a week of photo posts.
Make your first 2 posts free
Paste your app or store link, show Reelazy a TikTok slideshow you like, and it makes your first 2 posts in that format. Free for 2 posts on 1 TikTok account, no card. Pro is from $19 a month.