If you’re looking to upload a video on TikTok, but don’t want to sacrifice quality, follow these tips.

  1. Shoot in high quality. If your video is shot in low quality, it will likely look grainy when uploaded to TikTok. Shoot in 1080p or higher resolution for the best results.
  2. Use a stable camera. If your camera is shaky or if it has a lot of movement in the video, it will likely cause the footage to look choppy when uploaded to TikTok. Try using a tripod or setting your camera to manual mode if you need to keep the footage steady while filming.
  3. Keep the audio clear and consistent. Make sure that your audio is clear and consistent throughout the entire video so that viewers can understand what’s happening without having to pause and rewind the video every few seconds. Try using a microphone that has good sound quality so that viewers can hear everything clearly without distortion or background noise interference. ..