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TikTok Now Lets You Upload Videos Up to 60 Minutes Long

Big news for creators: TikTok has quietly rolled out a major upgrade—videos can now be up to 60 minutes long. No more scrambling to fit your content into three minutes or relying on stitching clips together. Whether you're diving into a deep tutorial, sharing a full workout session, or telling a longer story, the platform is giving you the room to breathe.

This change marks a shift in how TikTok positions itself. Once known exclusively for quick, addictive clips, the app is now embracing longer-form content. It’s a smart move. As user behavior evolves, so does the demand for richer, more immersive videos—think cooking demos, podcast-style discussions, or even mini-documentaries. With this update, TikTok isn’t just competing with Instagram or YouTube Shorts; it’s starting to play in their league.

The 60-minute limit doesn’t mean every video should feel like a mini-marathon. Attention spans still matter. But the flexibility empowers creators to experiment. A vlog that used to need five parts can now be a single, seamless piece. Live streams can be uploaded directly. Educational content gains new potential.

Of course, shorter videos aren’t going anywhere—those 15-second hooks are still the lifeblood of the For You Page. But now, there’s space to grow. And for those who’ve been pushing the boundaries of what TikTok can do, this update feels like a nod: We see you. Keep creating.