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Are you looking for an unpaid creative collaboration on TikTok? Learning how to stitch on TikTok is your answer.
But the question is, what is TikTok stitch, and how to do it?
TikTok continues revolutionizing social media with its innovative features that encourage creativity and collaboration. Among these features, “Stitch” stands out as a powerful tool that allows users to clip and integrate parts of other videos with their own content. However, to stitch on TikTok, you must use a video from a public account.
Stitch is a native TikTok editing feature that enables users to trim a clip from another creator’s video and integrate it into their own. Think of it as a video response incorporating the original content, creating a seamless narrative between two videos. This feature was introduced in late 2020 and has since become a cornerstone of creative content on the platform.
Unlike Duet, which places videos side-by-side, Stitch incorporates a segment of the original video before transitioning to your new content. This creates a powerful storytelling mechanism that can be used for reactions, continuations, or creative transformations of existing content.
Before diving into the technical aspects, it’s important to understand why Stitch has become such a vital feature for TikTok creators:
You can choose who can stitch with your video. There will be three options: everyone, friends, and only me. To enable your stitching privacy:
Go to your TikTok profile and tap the hamburger icon as shown in the image below.
Navigate to “settings and privacy” and tap on it.
Further, tap on “privacy”.
Scroll and select “Reuse of content” in the privacy options.
Step 5:
Select your choice of privacy settings.
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Select a video you want to stitch with and tap the share icon
You will have multiple options. Tap “stitch” along with the duet in the third row.
Select a part of the video you want to combine with your video, then tap “next”
Record your video; all editing options are on the recording tab. Once the recording is complete, tap the checkmark in red.
In the next tab, you will have the stitched part and your recorded video together. Then tap ‘Next’.
Ensure the ‘Content Resue’ option is enabled, and share your video with trending hashtags or save it into the draft.
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Note: If you allow users to stitch with your videos but then change your settings to restrict who can delete or combine with your video, any existing stitches that have already been made will stay on TikTok. If you have any concerns or questions, you can report the video.
If you cannot stitch on TikTok, the user might have disabled the stitching option. The other reason could be that you might be trying to stitch with pre-capture content from your camera roll.
You can choose any video from a public account to stitch with, even from the saved folder (unless the video owner doesn’t change stitching privacy). However, you can’t upload content from pre-existing content that has been saved in your camera roll to be stitched.
You can trim other users’ content for up to 5 seconds. You don’t have to record the whole duration of the original video.
Yes, Tiktok stitches allow you to take part of someone else’s part for up to 5 seconds.
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