The smiley face icon on the bottom left hand corner of the screen will bring you to TikTok's different "Effects." Once you scroll to the "Trending" heading and click on it, you'll see the "shapeshifting" effect, which is designated by an icon of a person's head on the right with a landscape on the green background on the left. To get started, open your TikTok app and then tap the “+” button at the bottom to access your camera. To try the "celebrity" shapeshifting feature, you can access the effect with one of three ways. by posting a video on April 13 with some "big Ronnie vibes" from Jersey Shore, and served up some "Peter Parker energy" with his Marvel version. TikTok user celebrated the filter’s rollout in the U.S.
For example, one user with shoulder-length dark hair transformed into Severus Snape from the Harry Potter series. rollout, the #ShapeShift hashtag has over 3.6 billion views and the #Shapeshifting hashtag has 18.4 million views as of April 14 as people get creative with unusual and completely hilarious doppelgängers. It appears U.S.-based users started sharing videos with the filter on April 13. Elite Daily reached out to TikTok for confirmation about when the shapeshifting filter officially rolled out in the United States, but did not receive a reply at the time of publication. release of the filter, it looks like feedback from the TikTok community - which the company said at the time that it’s "always on the lookout for" - may have helped push the decision forward. TikTok confirmed to Elite Daily in September 2020 that the shapeshifting feature wasn’t available in the United States, but at the time, TikTok said it wasn’t “out of the question down the line.” With the April 2021 U.S. However you use it, it looks like a pretty fun time. Instead, they would pick someone the person doesn't really look like at all, and then film their reaction as they watch themselves turn into whatever photo was uploaded. The shapeshifting effect originally went viral on the platform due to people turning themselves into their celebrity look-alikes, as well as numerous TikTokers using it to prank friends and family by telling them the filter analyzes your features and shows you your celebrity or character twin. (Previously, U.S.-based TikTokers could watch the shapeshifting videos, but they couldn’t use the feature.) When it went viral in September 2020, the shapeshifting filter was only available to TikTokers in some European and Asian countries, but with the change in April 2021, U.S.-based users can try out the effect and watch videos of other people morphing into their celebrity twins.
Usually, TikTok filters are pretty easy to find, but until mid-April 2021, people living in the United States were out of luck trying the shapeshifting filter for themselves. To get started, here’s how you can find the viral effect that'll turn you into your own shapeshifting twin.
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Well, prior to April 2021, U.S.-based users were out of luck when it came to shapeshifting fun, but TikTok finally made a major update that has TikTokers cheering. If you're trying to prank someone with the AR effect or see just how closely you resemble your celebrity doppelgänger, but can't seem to find it - you might be wondering why you don't have TikTok's "celebrity" shapeshifting filter.
The latest TikTok effect to take over the social media platform is all about morphing users' features into their celebrity of choice, oftentimes to hilarious results.
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