You can look into an API software that can do reposts from the account you want the videos to repost from. Susocial, Onimator API, and Fanzella are 3 good options to look into.
The safest way is to make slight edits to each video cropping, adding overlays or changing audio so Instagram sees them as unique content. Direct reposts almost always trigger the unoriginality filter.
Change the clip length, add new captions, filters, or a different soundtrack. Record a new introduction or conclusion for the video. If possible, upload the original, edited version to the new account before the old one.
IG uses advanced algorithms to detect “unoriginal” content between posting accounts, even if you own it. This can result in limited reach, a stealth ban, or being flagged as “unoriginal.” However, you can change the video slightly each time you post, re-export the video, use a different caption/hashtag, and wait a bit between posts.
If you repost content from other accounts, you must make "significant edits." means doing more than just stitching clips together or adding a watermark.
Yes, you can repost your own videos on another account, but avoid uploading them exactly the same each time slight edits, new captions, or trimming can help prevent platform flags for duplicate content.
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