TikTok has returned for US users after a brief shutdown. If it goes away for good, these rival apps can help you get your fix of short-form video.
The article from CNET discusses potential alternatives to TikTok in the event of another ban in the US. It lists eight platforms that could serve as substitutes for TikTok, each offering unique features that cater to different aspects of short-form video content creation and consumption. These include Triller, known for its music video creation capabilities; Instagram Reels, which has become a direct competitor with its integration into the Instagram app; YouTube Shorts, leveraging YouTube's massive user base; Snapchat Spotlight, focusing on vertical video content with a strong emphasis on AR filters; Byte, a revival of Vine with a focus on looping videos; Dubsmash, popular for its lip-syncing features; Likee, which offers a variety of creative tools; and Zynn, which gained attention for its high referral bonuses. Each platform provides different tools and community vibes, potentially attracting TikTok users looking for a new home for their short video content.
