Summary
Section 1) Creator-Initiated Disclosure Methods restructured with step-by-step UI instructions (toggle toggle, confirm), enforcement language on false disclosure, and clarification that official TikTok AI effects auto-label. No new disclosure requirements or deadlines introduced.
Why it matters
Creators gain clearer procedural guidance on platform disclosure tool but face no new behavioral mandate. Existing false disclosure violation rules remain unchanged. The added instructions improve usability without altering compliance obligations.
Recommended action
Review updated UI steps to ensure familiarity with the toggle workflow. No immediate action required; existing disclosure practices remain compliant if already adopted. Note that false disclosure rules (preexisting) are now more prominent in documentation.
Tap the “Post +” button to create or upload content.
On the post settings page, turn on the "AI-generated content" toggle.
Confirm that the toggle shows as enabled.
Content created using official Tik Tok AI effects will be automatically labeled by the platform, and no manual action is required. If additional third-party or non-official AI tools are used, creators must still comply with the disclosure requirements in this document.
Content will not be demoted or restricted solely because the AI-generated content setting is enabled, provided it complies with platform rules, including the Tik Tok Community Guidelines.
False disclosure is a violation, including: Labeling content as AI-generated when AI was not used; or Failing to disclose AI use when AI plays a significant role in content creation. Such violations may result in content removal or account restrictions.
Labeling content as AI-generated when AI was not used; or
Failing to disclose AI use when AI plays a significant role in content creation. Such violations may result in content removal or account restrictions.
No content was removed in this update.
Affects: Creator, Video
