TikTok users were sent into a spiral this week, when the option to record a 10-minute video disappeared from the app.
After rumors surfaced that the platform had abandoned the ability to upload 10-minute films, TikTok rushed to clarify that the feature is still available on the app. Several TikTok users have noticed that the 10-minute recording option has vanished from the UI and that the most extended recording option is now only 3 minutes during the last week two.
As spotted by social media expert Matt Navarra, TikTok has removed the 10-minute recording option from its user interface, although users can still upload movies that are up to 10 minutes long. It led many to theorize that TikTok had returned to shorter uploads to refocus on its core competency because it had not been successful with longer clips. It wasn't the case, though.
It means that while shorter recordings may be easier to consume quickly, longer clips are still an option on TikTok. Having a longer recording time is essential for those who want to share more complex ideas or stories through their content. It also provides more opportunities for creators to monetize their work by uploading longer videos with ads before or after them.
As a result of their earlier experiment, which allowed only a few users access, TikTok has eliminated the option to shoot 10-minute films from its camera UI. It shows that longer content is less prevalent on the app and doesn't justify sponsoring it, but it doesn't mean people can't succeed with longer movies if uploaded from somewhere else!
So there you have it: 10-minute video uploads are still possible on TikTok! Creators can take comfort in knowing they can still share longer videos without worrying about wasting time halfway through their projects. And viewers can rest assured that they'll still be able to access plenty of exciting stories and ideas through longer clips on the app.
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After rumors surfaced that the platform had abandoned the ability to upload 10-minute films, TikTok rushed to clarify that the feature is still available on the app. Several TikTok users have noticed that the 10-minute recording option has vanished from the UI and that the most extended recording option is now only 3 minutes during the last week two.
As spotted by social media expert Matt Navarra, TikTok has removed the 10-minute recording option from its user interface, although users can still upload movies that are up to 10 minutes long. It led many to theorize that TikTok had returned to shorter uploads to refocus on its core competency because it had not been successful with longer clips. It wasn't the case, though.
It means that while shorter recordings may be easier to consume quickly, longer clips are still an option on TikTok. Having a longer recording time is essential for those who want to share more complex ideas or stories through their content. It also provides more opportunities for creators to monetize their work by uploading longer videos with ads before or after them.
As a result of their earlier experiment, which allowed only a few users access, TikTok has eliminated the option to shoot 10-minute films from its camera UI. It shows that longer content is less prevalent on the app and doesn't justify sponsoring it, but it doesn't mean people can't succeed with longer movies if uploaded from somewhere else!
So there you have it: 10-minute video uploads are still possible on TikTok! Creators can take comfort in knowing they can still share longer videos without worrying about wasting time halfway through their projects. And viewers can rest assured that they'll still be able to access plenty of exciting stories and ideas through longer clips on the app.
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