This is how the new TikTok stickers are: they will follow your movements
Bytedance's large micro-video social network continues to add new features to continue to attract and succeed among the youngest users. His most recent effort is with the new stickers. TikTok , with which the application will seek to "Create magic" in the videos.
The new TikTok stickers reached the latest version of the social network app, and allow a sticker to get "stuck" in a video, however, it can move and adapt its size according to the movements that the user performs. These new TikTok stickers are called "pins" because of their function to stay fixed in the video clip.
This is how the new TikTok stickers are: they move with your video and with you
For example, a user will be able to interact with this type of stickers by moving your eyes, jumping, walking, opening your mouth, dancing or any other movement, as well as adapting to other camera effects such as zooming in, when the sticker will increase of size.
As you can see in the previous example, you can place the TikTok stickers anywhere in your video: for this you will find a cursor which will be used to locate it in the clip.
If you already have the latest version of the app, all you have to do is search the sticker catalog directly in your video editing window. Next, you will need to choose which sticker you want to use, and where you want it to be seen, so that it is fixed on the screen.
You can also program the time at which you want the sticker to stay on the screen, using the 'duration' option that will appear when embedding these stickers in your content.
TikTok copies Instagram and Snapchat functions for the first time
Once you place the sticker, it will change with the video. This new option is very similar to others than Snapchat and Instagram have already , and in fact the menu where you can choose the stickers on TikTok is very similar to the one presented by Instagram.
However, despite the similarity that TikTok takes to Instagram, its stickers and functions offer more creative options. This TikTok copy on Instagram is new in the series of clones that Facebook has become accustomed to making across different platforms and Social Media , and actually started to embed fullscreen micro-videos on IGTV.
This is one of the changes that TikTok has presented to its users in recent months. Recently, the platform announced that it would allow you to include links in your profile , with which you can generate traffic to your website from the social network , with which perhaps soon Bytedance will finally be able to monetize it and profit from the success of its platform.
