TikTok is shutting down its Creator Fund, which financially supports creators on the app, in the US, UK, Germany, and France. The fund will be discontinued on December 16, but creators in Italy and Spain will not be affected. TikTok aims to focus on developing new products and services to better support creators and improve the user experience. Creators can still earn from the Creativity Program, which rewards viral content over 60 seconds long. The fate of TikTok's revenue-sharing Pulse program remains unclear.
TikTok is shutting down its Creator Fund, which financially supports creators on the app, in the US, UK, Germany, and France. The fund will be discontinued on December 16, but creators in Italy and Spain will not be affected. TikTok aims to focus on developing new products and services to better support creators and improve the user experience. Creators can still earn from the Creativity Program, which rewards viral content over 60 seconds long. The fate of TikTok's revenue-sharing Pulse program remains unclear.
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TikTok is shutting down its Creator Fund, which financially supports creators on the app, in the US, UK, Germany, and France. The fund will be discontinued on December 16, but creators in Italy and Spain will not be affected. TikTok aims to focus on developing new products and services to better support creators and improve the user experience. Creators can still earn from the Creativity Program, which rewards viral content over 60 seconds long. The fate of TikTok's revenue-sharing Pulse program remains unclear. 
