TikTok, the short-form video platform beloved by millions, has finally given its iPad app the love it deserves. A recent update brings a wave of improvements, transforming the once awkward tablet experience into a polished and enjoyable one.

People can now watch their favorite videos on larger screens and experience a clear video feed, streamlined navigation bars, and orientation support that will take their TikTok journey to the next level. As part of this experience, we are looking to continue experimenting with features like Topic Feeds, which allows people to explore videos across categories like Gaming, Food, Fashion, and Sports.

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Gone are the days of squinting at blurry videos or clumsily searching for features. The new TikTok for iPad boasts a clear video feed, showcasing every detail of your favorite dance challenges and hilarious skits in stunning clarity. Whether you’re admiring intricate makeup tutorials or marveling at mind-blowing illusions, the new user interface elevates the viewing experience to new heights.

Streamlined navigation bars now reside at the top and bottom of the screen, granting convenient access to all your TikTok essentials. Finding trending sounds, checking your DMs, or accessing your favorite creators is now a breeze, no more hunting through menus or squinting at tiny icons. The intuitive design makes navigating the app smoother than ever.

With the new update TikTok also caters to both portrait and landscape viewing preferences. Whether you’re a classic vertical scroller or an immersive widescreen enthusiast, TikTok adapts to your style. Simply tilt your iPad and the interface seamlessly adjusts, letting you enjoy your content however you please.

This upgrade isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s a testament to TikTok’s commitment to inclusivity. As the company states that “This update is part of our commitment to providing an inclusive and enjoyable space for everyone, and we will continue investing in creating a great experience for our community.”

This dedication to catering to the iPad audience sets TikTok apart from competitors like Instagram, who have yet to embrace the tablet market with a dedicated app.