The short video software available abroad includes TikTok, YouTubeShorts, Instagram, Triller, and Snapchat.

1. TikTok

In 2017, it first launched the Chinese version in China, and then merged with another short video platform Musica.ly abroad, and then used it as TikTok in 2018. Global launch. Since then, TikTok has accumulated millions of users around the world and has become a popular software for dance trends, pop music and comedy. The APP has a video creation interface that allows creators to shoot screen-sized videos and add music, sound, and AR effects.

2. YouTubeShorts

YouTube is a platform for long video viewing. After TikTok grabbed a large number of users, it launched its first short video feature, YouTubeShorts. YouTube has been the home for user-created videos since the early days of the internet, so it's no surprise that it created Shorts to provide short-form video capabilities. They were first launched and piloted in India in September 2020, and have since accumulated more than 6.5 billion views every day. YouTubeShorts is now gradually rolling out globally, with the latest beta taking place in the United States.

3. Instagram Reels

After nearly a year of testing in Brazil, Instagram’s video feature was finally launched in August 2020. InstagramReels allows users to record, edit and enjoy short 15-second videos with music, sound and video effects. Features include an innovative editing interface and tools to help creators produce creative and engaging video content.

4. Triller

Similar to TikTok, Triller is a short video APP program based on music. Users can post video content to sing or dance based on popular tracks.

However, unlike TikTok, which has grown to accommodate short videos of all types, Triller is all about music. According to reports, Triller has acquired music record groups such as Proxima Media Sony Music, Warner Music, and Universal Music. As well as the support of music singers such as SnoopDogg, TheWeeknd and Migosand, it focuses on specific music fan user groups.

5. Snapchat

Snapchat is the latest APP to join the world of short video platforms. At the same time, domestic Internet company Tencent also invested 10% of Snap's shares. Similar to TikTok’s recommended service page, Spotlight shows users randomly selected short videos based on various factors such as user interests, viewing time, likes, and likes.