Why a typing video works on TikTok
A screenshot sits still, so people swipe past it. A post that types itself out gives the eye something to follow for the first seconds, and the viewer reads the words at the pace they appear. The progress bar along the bottom tells them how long is left.
Reyoy exports have no audio track at all. That is on purpose: TikTok lets you pick a sound when you post, and a trending sound under the clip does more than a keyboard noise would.
Making it look native
Keep the card dark for a dark feed or pick the light card with a bright background, as in the example here. Turn the handle watermark on if you want the account name visible under the card, and off if you would rather credit the author in the caption.
The card sits in the middle of the frame, away from the edges where TikTok puts its buttons and the caption.
Whose tweets to post
Post your own tweets, or ones the author has said you can reuse, and credit them. Anything you type in by hand is marked with a small Recreated label, so a made up tweet cannot pass as a real one.
Ready? Open the X tool with this example loaded, or read the other guides.