TikTok will soon let uses create playlists


An upcoming Playlists function on TikTok could help users foster engagement by using a succession of videos to create longer content. — AFP Relaxnews

Here’s a new TikTok function that could prove highly useful: The social network is reportedly poised to roll out an option for creating playlists, letting users group together videos in collections on various themes. It could prove a helpful way of finding videos more easily, although some rules and restrictions apply.

Currently, the Playlists option is only available to a handful of creators, reports Social Media Today. As the influencer Jera Foster-Fell explains in her own TikTok video, the chosen few noticed a new "Sort into playlists" tab appear on their profile pages. Clicking on this takes the user to a "Create playlists" page where they can name the playlist, add the TikTok videos and choose the running order.

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