【Watch Project Power Online】

The Watch Project Power Online"Live" feature on TikTokallows creators an effective way to engage with their viewers, grow their viewership, and if you’re 18 or older, potentially make a little bit of money.

But first, there are a few pre-reqs in order to have the ability to go live on TikTok:

1. Be 16 years old or older

2. Have at least 1,000 followers

If your account does not have at least 1,000 followers, the Live feature will not be available to you.

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Creators between 16 and 18 with 1,000 followers cannot be given "gifts" with TikToks in-app currency, but they can still access the Live feature to stream and interact with their audiences.

Now that we’ve covered that, here’s how you can go live on TikTok:

Total Time

• 2 min

What You Need

• Smartphone
• TikTok app

Step 1: Open your TikTok app.

Step 2: Tap the "Create" (the plus sign) button at the bottom of the screen.

Credit: screenshot / tiktok

Step 3: At the bottom, swipe to "LIVE."

Step 4: Select an image and enter a title for your live stream.

Step 5: When you’re ready, hit the “GO LIVE” button.

Tap "Go Live" to start a livestream on TikTok. Credit: tiktok

You’re now live on TikTok! If you want to adjust your settings, tap the three dots icon at the bottom of your screen.

Now go say "hi" to your fans.

Topics TikTok

• Life
• Entertainment
• Shopping
• Social Good
• Science
• Tech
• Deals
• Games

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