Top 8 Not Banned Alternatives of TikTok App

Dubsmash

Compatibility: iOS, Android
Price: Free
This is probably one of the oldest music video apps for Android and iOS-based devices that lost a bit of its former glory with the rise of Musical.ly. The fact that Dubmash has over one hundred million installs, speaks volumes about its popularity today. By downloading this app you're becoming a part of a large community that revolves around entertaining lip-sync videos.

You can use thousands of different sounds in your videos, including movie and TV quotes, which means that you'll always have fresh material for your videos. The app also lets you add stickers and text overlays to videos so you can make even more captivating music videos. The app displays videos in the style of Snapchat stories that are divided into two news feed sections so you can follow the channels you like and keep track of the latest videos posted by your friends. Besides enabling you to post music videos on your Dumbmash profile, the app lets you share your videos on other social media networks, and you can save each video you produce with this app to your camera roll.
Funimate

Compatibility: Android, iOS
Price: Free, offers in-app purchases

The greatest advantage of using Funimate over TikTok- Including Musical.ly is the fact that you can create any style of the music video you want. You can create slow-motion videos, compile several video clips into a compilation, make video loops, and much more. The app's huge music library grants you access to countless popular songs as well as sound effects, which makes it a perfect choice for lip-syncing videos.
Funimate features more than twenty advanced video effects that turn ordinary everyday moments into magical viral music videos. In addition, you can add as much text or stickers to a video as you want, so you can easily add funny comments to each video you record with this app. Making collab videos with your friends is comfortable with Funimate as you have to pick a song you both like and merge the footage into a single clip. In order to gain access to some of the app's more advanced options, you'll have to make in-app purchases.
Triller

Compatibility: Android, iOS
Price: Free, offers in-app purchases
Celebrities like Kevin Hart or Selena Gomez use Triller to record and edit their social media videos because the app makes this process simple. You just have to record the footage, and the auto-editing algorithm will do the rest for you. Triller's video editing tools enable you to trim or cut videos, apply more than 50 filters or even draw over the videos so you can express your creativity fully.
If you would like to collaborate with your friends, this app is a great choice, since it offers powerful collab video features. However, Triller is not a networking platform, as it is only a video editing app that doesn't have a community aspect. The app's file-sharing options, on the other hand, enable you to post videos you created to your social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or save them to the camera roll.
Chingari – The Indian Made App

Chingari is an Indian made app by Indian company. The notable advantage of this app is that it has no external funding from China. You should sure consider using this app.Chingari app has garnered a total of 1.1 crore downloads on Google Play store.
Vigo Video
This is a short video maker app where you can make short funny videos. The app allows you to show your talent by singing, dancing, comedy, cooking, art, beauty, etc in 15 seconds. Awesome! This is like a revamped Snapchat but with a number of other features. Add animated stockers and special effects to make your video catchy. A real-time camera even allows users to smooth their skins magically and well as widen their eyes while recording, remove blemishes and unwanted spots and skin tones. Your followers are also able to live streaming with you, This allows you to meet with people from different areas and talk about your common interests. You can promote your videos properly if you have the right type of people beside you. If you get a comment, like or subscribe to your videos, it is shown with a flame sign. These flame signs are much like in-app currency and can be exchanged to get real cash that is credited to your bank accounts. Yes! You heard that right! You can earn money by making videos, so what are you waiting for? Dump the age-old TikTok! Its time to move on.
Mitron App

After the TikTok ban, Mitron app has raised Rs. 2 crores in a seed funding round from 3one4 Capital and a Letsventure syndicate led by startup investor Arun Tadanki. The app has also reached the milestone of 1.7 crore downloads on Google Play. The new achievement took place just five days after crossing the 1 crore downloads mark and shortly after the government imposed a ban on TikTok and 58 other Chinese apps in India. MitronTV, the makers of the Mitron app, said that the app saw more than 11 times growth in its daily traffic just a day after the TikTok ban came into place./
Lomotif

Lomotif was initially launched for iOS only, but the app eventually made its way to Android. Its functioning is similar to TikTok - you can add and edit videos with tools like trim, slow motion, zoom in, zoom out, and more. Background music and effects can also be added to further enhance its quality. To truly hit the mark, use the plethora of beauty filters, stickers, and emojis to attract a fan base. Showcasing your talent on this app will gain you followers and allow you to make friends. You can also collaborate with other friends to create videos with a wider reach.

Another interesting feature of Lomotif is the Birthday and New Year. Creating a video on these occasions boosts your profile and increases your social media presence.
Cheez

Another app similar to TikTok, Cheez operates in an almost identical fashion. Edit your videos within the app, add background score, peppy filters and more to engage with your user base. Unlike TikTok, however, Cheez focuses on vlogging aspects as well, not just dancing, singing, and comedy. The app also has a reward system, where the users earn a prize on getting a certain number of followers or if their posts go viral. If you simply like to watch the talented folks on this platform rather than participate, you will still get rewarded!

Cheez also allows you to challenge other users to ‘battles’ where you can test your talents against each other. Don’t forget to try out Dance-off while you’re at it. It’ss an in-app game meant to further engage the users.