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How Do I Use My Chromebook To Record TikTok Videos

Chromebook To Record TikTok Videos

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TikTok is primarily intended to be utilised on a vertical smartphone screen, as opposed to a horizontal one. You do not need to utilise your iPhone or Android smartphone, though. We’ll walk you through the process of recording TikTok videos on a Chromebook.

Using a smartphone app on a computer may appear to be incongruous, but Chromebooks are quite versatile. Many of them are equipped with touch displays and can be used as tablets. When it comes to accessing TikTok on ChromeOS, there are a couple of different alternatives available.

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How Do I Use My Chromebook To Record TikTok Videos

 

In order to begin filming your Tiktok Video on a Chromebook, click on the Launcher icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. It is possible to reach the camera application by using the search and discovery command. You can now start recording by selecting the video icon on the toolbar. After you’ve finished recording, look for the thumbnail of your video in the lower right corner of your screen.

The desktop website for TikTok is very comparable to the mobile apps in terms of functionality. Open the Chrome browser on your Chromebook and navigate to tiktok.com to complete the task. It is necessary to “Log In” as a first step.

Afterwards, you’ll see all of your typical TikTok options, but in a different arrangement. Uploading, messaging, and the inbox is all located in the upper right corner.

Chromebook To Record TikTok Videos

 

“For You,” “Following,” and “Live” are the options available on the left-hand side.
You can move up and down through the videos in the same way that you can in the app. On the right side of the videos are buttons that allow you to Like, Comment, and Share the video.

Chromebooks with limited processing power will have a more difficult time using the Android app than the web-based version. You will almost always have a better experience with the web version; nevertheless, both versions are available for you to try out and channel surf at your leisure.

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Waheel Ahmed

Waheel is a Tech writer specializing in the intersection of tech and culture. He likes photography, VR, electronic music, coffee...

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