TikTok Tests New Feature for Multiple Users to Create Videos Together

(Tiktok Tests New Feature Of ‘Multi-Person Co-Creation Of Videos’)

LOS ANGELES, [DATE] – TikTok is testing a new tool that lets users collaborate on videos with others in real time. The feature, called “Multi-Person Co-Creation,” allows up to five people to join a single video project from different locations. This move aims to boost creativity and teamwork on the platform.

The feature works by letting one user start a video draft and send invites to others. Participants can add clips, effects, or sounds to the same project. All changes appear instantly, so creators can see updates as they happen. The final video combines everyone’s contributions into one post. TikTok says this tool simplifies group projects, removing the need to merge separate videos manually.

A TikTok spokesperson shared, “This update helps creators connect in new ways. Teams, friends, or families can now make content together easily, even if they’re far apart.” The company believes the feature will appeal to musicians, educators, and brands looking to engage audiences with collaborative content.

Testing is currently limited to users in Canada, Australia, and the Philippines. TikTok plans to gather feedback before deciding on a global release. Early testers report the tool works smoothly but note minor delays when multiple edits happen at once.

The platform has not confirmed if the feature will include monetization options, like shared revenue for group videos. Analysts suggest this update could help TikTok compete with rival apps focusing on collaborative features.

Recent months have seen TikTok expand its creative tools, including longer videos and advanced editing options. The “Multi-Person Co-Creation” test aligns with its strategy to keep users engaged through innovation.

(Tiktok Tests New Feature Of ‘Multi-Person Co-Creation Of Videos’)

No official launch date has been announced. TikTok encourages testers to share experiences via the app’s feedback form.