How To Share Tik Tok Videos To Facebook Timeline?

TikTok has seen massive growth in recent times. Unlike other social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or Whatsapp, TikTok has provided several exciting features to its users. TikTok is the most popular video-creating and sharing platform where users engage to showcase their talent globally. One of the interesting functions of this social service is the ability to share its content with several other social sites, including YouTube, Instagram, and even Facebook. Read along to know how it is done.

Since then, millions of users have been engaged in making videos within the platform. Be it a funny clip, any entertaining story, creative art, dance lessons, and more, TikTok offers the capability for its users so they can showcase their exclusive talent to the world through different social media sites. TikTok videos can be easily shared on Facebook’s timeline. This can be very helpful for the users in many ways. For example, users will get more audience and reach for their TikTok video, and once you have shared it on your Facebook timeline, a large audience will view it, including those who are not connected with you on TikTok. 

Sharing TikTok videos to Facebook timeline: Here’s How To?

If you share your TikTok videos to your Facebook timeline, your friends and family will be able to view your fantastic content. Here is how:

• Open your TikTok app.
• Tap on the Share button.
• Among all the given options, select Facebook.
• If your TikTok and Facebook accounts are not linked yet, you will get a prompt to sign in to your Facebook account.
• Once you have completed with the sign in process, now in the new screen you can customize the details of your Tik Tok video. For example you can add captions, tag your friends, and select the Privacy settings.
• Once done, tap on the Post option to share your Tik Tok video to your Facebook timeline.

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