How to post a Burning Bridges AI video on TikTok

1. Pick vertical before you generate

TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts are all vertical, so choose 9:16 on the homepage before you start the video. A vertical clip fills the screen with no black bars. Landscape 16:9 is there for YouTube, X and desktop. Each format is a separate video, so pick the one you will post.

2. Save the video to your phone

When the video is ready, open My videos on your phone and tap Save video. The share sheet opens. Choose Save Video and the MP4 goes straight into Photos, ready for any app. On a computer, the same button downloads the MP4. Finished videos stay available for 30 days.

3. Upload it on TikTok

1. Tap + in TikTok, then Upload, and choose the video.
2. Leave the length as it is. At 20 seconds the whole party fits.
3. Check the sound. Comes with the original trend audio. If TikTok mutes it, tap Add sound and search for the Burning Bridges trend sound.
4. In More options, turn on the AI-generated content label. TikTok asks for it on realistic AI video, and it keeps the post out of trouble.

Reels and Shorts work the same way: upload from Photos, keep the sound, and switch on the AI label (Instagram calls it “AI info”, YouTube asks about altered or synthetic content).

4. Captions that fit the trend

The trend ends on the hand-over-the-eyes “Where she at?” look, so captions that set up who is missing work well: tag the friend who left the party early, or write who you are looking for. Add #burningbridges and #aivideo so people following the trend can find it. If you want the backstory of the song and the gesture, read what the Burning Bridges AI trend is.

5. Post a photo you are allowed to use

Your face, or a friend who said yes. Posting someone who did not agree can get the video reported and taken down. Making one for a few friends? See Burning Bridges AI with friends.