TikTok has been all the rage with younger generations, but 2020’s favorite video sharing app may have some concerns.
The
Franco-American application Triller is gaining traction fast. How does Triller work? What are its assets? Is TikTok already out? An up-and-coming application in the spotlight.
Just like TikTok,
Triller is easy to use:
- Select some music: Select music from the Triller library or import a track from your smartphone.
- Record a video: It’s easy and intuitive. Upload videos directly from your smartphone or record live.
- Create a video: The application edits the video automatically. Then you add your personal touch by reversing the order of shots, making cuts, or adding other sequences.
- Personalize your video: You can add filters with Triller, but also text, emojis, or drawings.
- Share your video: All that’s left to do is share your creation on Triller. You can also share on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or WhatsApp, or save the video on your smartphone.
Triller also allows you to create videos with other users of the app.
While both
TikTok and Triller are in the business of creating short videos,
Triller stands out by specializing in music videos. Its major strength being that it offers a wider range of music, while TikTok only offers remixes or covers. Due to licensing contracts with major labels such as Warner, Universal or Sony, Triller can freely harness many titles. Users can legally choose popular music for their videos. Artists like Snoop Dogg are behind the up-and-coming app.
Triller can also take advantage of its Franco-American status to manage and adapt both to American requirements and expectations, but also European specificities, both in terms of tradition and legislation. Last but not least, while TikTok is the go-to app for teenagers,
Triller targets young adults. By not targeting the same playing field, it can appeal to a music-loving audience who are on the lookout for more authentic creations. Triller’s European Director Claude Crevelle insists the app isn’t trying to compete with TikTok, but forging ahead, side by side