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I have even tried recording a video both within the app and from my phone camera, which are full HD, and as soon as they get uploaded to my account, the quality just drops to absolute garbage. Sharing from phone gallery to the app: Same terrible quality dropĮnsuring I'm uploading over Wifi instead of Cellular: No differenceĮnsuring I'm uploading on a 2.4 instead of a 5G connection: No differenceĮnsuring I'm uploading on a 5G instead of a 2.4: No differenceĭata saver turned off: Still no difference Uploading directly from the PC: Quality still drops, and no access to adding music

THINGS I HAVE TRIED ( I WILL UPDATE THIS AS WE TRY NEW THINGS) These videos look MUCH better than the TikToks. I've started uploading my TikTok videos, (Not reuploading a posted TikTok, but the original, edited video, straight from Davinci Resolve) as Youtube Shorts, which are also vertical videos, and similar to TikTok. Once I post the video, it noticeably from a crisp 1080p to something more like 360p, and my colors are all RUINED. Once I upload the video and can edit it within the app, I start seeing issues The video will sometimes be choppy in the edit page, the colors get washed out, the audio occasionally doesn't match the video. When viewing the video within my phones gallery, it still looks very crisp and high quality. I do this because I want to be able to use music from the app in order to boost views. I then transfer the video to my phone, a Samsung Galaxy S10, VIA a USB to USB-C cable. I export my videos at 1080x1920, 60FPS, in QuickTime format, H.264 Codec. I then edit my videos using Davinci Resolve 16.

I film my videos within OBS on my PC, in a verticle 1080x1920 canvas. Why do my high quality TikToks have LOW quality once I upload them?

I want this to be the MEGA-THREAD that solves this issue:

I've seen countless posts with people having the same issue, and I am tired of the lack of answers. I've been uploading on TikTok for about 2 months now, and dealing with this issue the entire time.