How do you make a sound on TikTok?

TIKTOK is a popular video-sharing app similar to Vine.

Users are able to add their own sounds to creations, or they can use sounds from previous videos.

TikTok is a popular video-sharing app

How do you make a sound on TikTok?

To add your own sound to a TikTok video, users can record audio along with a new video.

The audio can then be edited using the side panels on the video creator.

Audio can be edited to be put in slow-mo, clipped, or given a voice effect.

Users are also able to do custom voiceovers on their videos.

To add a voiceover, simply press the “voiceover” on the side panel, available via the video-editing screen.

Also within the video-editing screen is an option to search through premade TikTok sounds and songs, which can be added to any video.

If there is any copyright infringement with a sound, TikTok will remove it from their server.

How do I get more views on TikTok?

There are a number of ways to increase your visibility on TikTok.

For prime optimization of the video-sharing app, users should remember to include the following with their videos:

Hashtags: By including relevant hashtags with each post, others who watch videos with the same hashtag will likely see yoursCaptions: When writing a caption, make sure to try and keep it related to your video – this will help the algorithm know who to share the video withKeep it short: When a video is too long, many users often scroll past – keeping it between 10 and 60 seconds is practical Trending sounds: Focus on a trending song or sound to help your video be seen by people

Other options include duetting a popular video, sharing your posts on other social media sites, and uploading multiple times a day.

Users are able to add their own custom sounds to TikTok videosGetty Images – Getty

How can you find TikTok trends?

Trending topics on TikTok show up via the app’s explore page or search tab.

Whatever is trending at the time will be displayed, from hashtags to challenges.

Some of the most viral trends over time have included: #posechallenge, #filterswitch, #dontjudgemechallenge, #homedecor, #hitormiss, and #bottlecapchallenge.

Many trends on the app feature memes, lip-syncing, dancing, and comedy routines.