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Breaking down TikTok’s popular stitching feature
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While scrolling on TikTok, you might come across videos captioned as “Stitch incoming.” “Stitch incoming” means that a TikTok creator used the Stitch feature. This lets their viewers know that they’re responding to a small clip taken from another user’s video. Keep reading to learn what “Stitch incoming” means on TikTok and YouTube, how to use the Stitch feature, and how Stitches differ from Duets on TikTok.
Things You Should Know
- On TikTok, “Stitch incoming” refers to a creator using the Stitch feature. This means the creator added a clip from another user’s content into their video.
- Adding “Stitch incoming” to a video lets viewers know that the creator is responding to the clipped content, ensuring that they don’t scroll past the video.
- On YouTube, “Stitch incoming” means that a creator used a short clip from another user’s video in their YouTube Short.
Steps
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How to Stitch Videos on TikTok
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Find a video you want to Stitch and tap “Share” then “Stitch.” Go to the video you want to react to or comment on. In the bottom right corner, look for the “Share” icon, which looks like a white arrow. Then, scroll through the menu at the bottom of the screen and press the “Stitch” icon. [2] X Research source
- TikTok lets their users decide if their videos can be stitched or not. So, not every video is stitchable.
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Choose up to 5 seconds of the video to clip. The Stitch feature lets you clip up to 5 seconds of the user’s video. Simply scroll through the user’s video to select what part you want to respond to. If you don’t need all 5 seconds, simply drag the highlighted bar down. [3] X Research source
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Tap “Next” and record your video. Press the red “Next” button in the top right-hand corner of the screen. Now, it’s your turn to respond to the clip. Just press the red “Record” button on the screen to start filming. [4] X Research source
- With the Stitch feature, you can’t upload content that you already filmed. [5] X Research source
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Edit the video, tap “Next,” and then press “Post.” Edit the video you filmed and add any effects or features using the menu on the right side of the screen. When you’re done, preview your video to watch the stitched content and your recording. Simply press “Next” to add a cover to your video and write a caption. Then, tap “Post.” [6] X Research source
- Adjust your privacy settings on the “Post” page. You can select who’s able to see your video and disable or enable commenting, dueting, and stitching.
- You cannot delete the automatic “#stitch with” caption that TikTok adds to your video.
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- Some TikTokers might use “Stitch incoming” to mean that their videos are really funny and will leave their viewers in stitches. Other users might shorten “Situation incoming” to “Stitch incoming” to mean their response to a video is coming soon. These meanings are typically less common.Thanks
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References
- ↑ https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us/new-on-tiktok-introducing-stitch
- ↑ https://support.tiktok.com/en/using-tiktok/creating-videos/stitch
- ↑ https://youtu.be/J1IojQXIBFI?si=8P-x97kqnBbFVggX&t=44
- ↑ https://support.tiktok.com/en/using-tiktok/creating-videos/stitch
- ↑ https://youtu.be/Kl3JOQ5qPWI?si=ymWJkCm9YMMsSv84&t=173
- ↑ https://youtu.be/Kl3JOQ5qPWI?si=GDkAoHQ_QvLNIgU5&t=218
- ↑ https://support.tiktok.com/en/using-tiktok/creating-videos/duets
- ↑ https://youtube.com/shorts/GJq9yHxBbU8?si=9wRpetiOr5nGCpOS
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