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Did you know that you can now edit elements of your TikTok post after posting? With TikTok's new "Edit post" feature, you can now edit captions, hashtags, mentions, location tags, and even your cover image after posting. No more embarrassing typos in your captions! You'll only have the "Edit post" option for 7 days after posting, and you can only edit captions and other elements on a post once a day. Read on to learn how easy it is to edit a caption on TikTok.
Edit a TikTok Caption After Posting: Quick Steps
- Tap ••• on the video.
- Select Edit post.
- Edit the caption, cover image, hashtags, and mentions as needed.
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How to Edit a Caption on TikTok
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Open the video you want to edit. If you made a typo in your caption or just want to change what you wrote, you can now edit your captions after posting on TikTok.- You can only edit a caption if it's been fewer than 7 days since you posted the video.
- You'll only be able to edit your caption once a day.
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Tap the three dots ••• . You'll see this at the bottom-right corner of the video.Advertisement -
Scroll right and tap Edit post. It's toward the end of the menu at the bottom of the screen. This opens a helpful editor that allows you to edit parts of your TikTok post after posting it. -
Edit your caption and tap Save. In addition to editing the caption, you can add or change hashtags, mentions, your location, and even your cover image.
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