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How to Create a TikTok: A Step-by-step Guide
TikTok is packed with cool video editing features and effects that make it one of the most versatile and easy-to-use editors out there.
No matter what your level of experience, you can create fun and captivating videos on TikTok thanks to the app’s intuitive layout and user-friendly tools.
Step #1: Download TikTok and Get Familiar with the Tools
Once you’ve downloaded the app and created your account, it’s time to start shooting! You can either start from scratch or upload video from your camera roll.
To get started, tap the Create Video icon to shoot a video.
Next, choose from a variety of different effects and recording tools located on the right and bottom of the screen.
There are several TikTok video editing tools to choose from, including:
Flip
Choose which camera you want to use to shoot your TikTok video content, front-facing (i.e. selfie camera) or rear-facing.
Speed
Using the speed tool, you can slow down or speed up your recording. You can use this on specific parts of your recording, and adjust throughout each segment.
Beauty
The beauty tool is an AR filter that can hide blemishes and smooth out your skin. This will give you an “airbrushed” look.
Filters
TikTokers rave about the filters on the platform, and for good reason. They seriously give VSCO a run for their money, and can be applied before or after recording. To apply filters, select the Filters button and swipe left to preview. You can also make your selection from the bottom menu.
TikTok has even categorized filters to help you choose what’s best for whatever you’re shooting, including Portrait, Landscape, Food, and Vibe.
Timer
This allows you to set an auto-record countdown if you want to film hands-free, and you can also set how much of your video you want to record at once.
Flash
Tap the flash icon to turn on your phone’s flashlight, and tap it again to turn it off. Note: This is only available for the front facing camera.
Sounds
At the top of your screen, you’ll notice a music note labeled “Add a Sound.” Tap the button to choose the music overlay or sound effect that you want to record with.
Timer
This allows you to set an auto-record countdown if you want to film hands-free, and you can also set how much of your video you want to record at once.
Flash
Tap the flash icon to turn on your phone’s flashlight, and tap it again to turn it off. Note: This is only available for the front facing camera.
Sounds
At the top of your screen, you’ll notice a music note labeled “Add a Sound.” Tap the button to choose the music overlay or sound effect that you want to record with.
Effects
Select the Effects icon at the bottom left of your screen to open TikTok’s Effects tab. There are hundreds of effects to choose from, with categories including: Trending, New, Special Effects, Interactive, Workout, Beauty, Face, Artistic, and Animal.
TIP: You can add an effect before or after you shoot a video however, some may only be available before you start shooting.
Now that you know the basics, it’s time to start rolling! Here’s how you can use the TikTok video editor to create high-quality video content in a breeze:
Step #2: Record Your TikTok Video
Once you’ve selected your recording effects, it’s time to start rolling.
If you want to record hands-free, you’ll want to use the countdown option to record your video. This lets you record a section of video content without holding down the record button.
Select the video duration and tap Start Countdown. Once the countdown is turned on, the app will count down 3 or 10 seconds then start recording.
You can either set a stop point for your recording in advance, or tap the record button to stop shooting manually.
You can also shoot your video by holding down the Record button. TikTok’s standout video editing feature is that the app allows you to record in “segments” (much like Vine’s video editor).
This means, by holding down the record button and releasing, you can pick up where you left off and continue recording.
If you aren’t happy with your segment, just press Back to the right of the Record button. You will see a prompt that asks if you’re sure you’d like to delete the last segment. If you’d like to continue, just hit Confirm.
Step #3: Edit Your TikTok Video
Once you’ve finished recording all your segments, hit the checkmark to switch to TikTok’s video editor.
Here you will see Filters, Adjust clips, Voice effects, Voiceover, Trim, and Volume controls on the right hand side of your screen:
Select Adjust clips to rearrange the order of your footage or trim parts or each clip. If your video is just one continuous clip, select Trim to shorten it.
Use Voice effects to apply a voice filter to your video audio, such as Chipmunk, Baritone, Shake, and Electronic.
Note: Voice effects are applied to your recording and original audio.
Add a custom voiceover to your TikTok video by selecting Voiceover. Tap the record button to record audio for your video. Uncheck Keep original sound if you would like your voiceover to be the only audio on your TikTok video.
Tap the Volume button to adjust the volume of your original sound and added sound. This can be helpful if parts of your audio are difficult to hear.
In the bottom menu, you can add Sounds, Effects, Text, and Stickers. Once you’re happy with your video, click Next.
Note: Make sure you’ve recorded all your footage before you move onto the edit stage. Going back into TikTok’s recording editor will erase any edits you’ve applied to your content.
Step #4: Publish Your TikTok Video
Finally, it’s time to publish your TikTok video.
But before you can share your creation with the world, it’s a good idea to write a caption for your video and include a handful of hashtags that will increase your discoverability.
The ideal caption for TikTok should be short and be complementary to the content you’re sharing. TikTok is a mobile-first video platform, so keeping copy short and quippy tends to bring better results. Encouraging comments and watch throughs can be a big win for the TikTok algorithm too.
Set who can view your TikTok (Public, Friends, or Private), select your comment and duet settings, and hit Post to share your new TikTok video.
TIP: Remember to enable your TikTok video for duets! This allows other TikTok users to film themselves reacting to your TikTok video in a split screen — which can be a great way to increase your reach and gain virality!...
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