TIKTOK UPDATE Use for INSTANT Content

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TikTok Autocut

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The video leverages a new, potentially viral feature within a popular platform, offering a clear benefit (saving time and effort in content creation) and a simple, actionable tutorial. The creator also encourages engagement by asking viewers to share their results.

Summary

This video explains a new TikTok feature called Autocut, which allows users to create videos quickly by selecting photos or videos. The creator advises using the feature to save time and suggests sharing the generated video to both the feed and stories for increased visibility.

Structure

1Introduce new TikTok feature: Autocut
2Explain how to use Autocut
3Highlight benefits: speed, ease, content ideas
4Advise on audio selection
5Suggest cross-posting to stories
6Encourage viewers to try and share results

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The video demonstrates how to use TikTok's Autocut feature within the app.

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Save this video so you can come back to it later and let me know in the comments if you're gonna test it.

Original caption

Part 20. Most creators are making content the hard way. TikTok already has free tools that can help you come up with ideas, organize your thoughts, and speed up your content creation process… but hardly anyone is using them. The creators who learn these tools early will have a huge advantage. Save this so you can find it later, and let me know if you’ve tried this feature yet. #t#tiktoktipsc#contentcreatort#tiktokgrowthc#creatortipss#socialmediatips

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TIKTOK UPDATE Use for INSTANT Content

Transcript

there's a new move on TikTok that barely anyone is using yet and you wanna get on this one early. So here's what you do. You're gonna open up TikTok and tap that black plus sign but don't start recording. Okay, instead you're gonna tap create and then you're gonna choose Autocut. Now pick 3-4 random photos or videos. Mix them up however you want but don't overthink this part, okay? It could be your lunch, it could be your coffee, your dog you wanna walk. It could be something that you've had sitting in your camera roll for weeks. Okay, TikTok is going to put the video together for you. It's gonna add a transition, match everything to music and it's gonna give you a finished video in just a few seconds. The best part is you don't have to sit there wondering what to film or what trend to try next. So if you've been putting off posting because creating content feels like it's so much work, this makes it pretty easy. Sometimes the simplest videos are the ones that end up getting pushed the most. Now here's one thing I would leave alone though. If TikTok recommends a sound for you, I would just keep it. Most of the time it chooses audio that's already performing well. So unless you have a specific reason to switch it, then just let the app do the work. Once it's finished, pick the version you like the best and then post it. And then don't stop there. Share that same video to your TikTok story too, okay? You're getting two opportunities for people to see the exact same piece of content and it only took a few extra seconds to do. So if you've never tried this before, give it a shot. Save this video so you can come back to it later and let me know in the comments if you're gonna test it. I'll see you guys on the next one.