TikTok slideshow ideas for apps: 20 posts you can make this week
Written by The AppSpark team
Updated 7 min read
The hardest part of posting daily is not making the post. It is deciding what the post is. These twenty formats cover a month, and every one works without a face, a camera or a budget.
Posts that teach
- Three mistakes people make with the problem your app solves
- A before-and-after of one habit, one week apart
- The one setting most people never turn on
- What the first ten minutes with your app should look like
- A myth about your category, and what is actually true
Posts that show the product
- Screenshots of one feature, one per slide, in the order you would use them
- A day in the life with the app, as a timeline
- Five things you can do in under a minute
- The feature users mention most in reviews
- What is new this month, as a swipeable changelog
Posts that build trust
- A user review, quoted one sentence per slide
- The number that surprised you most since launch
- Why you built it, told as a short story
- The thing you got wrong and fixed
- A side-by-side with the old way of doing it
Posts that convert
- A quiz: which type are you, with the app as the answer for each
- Three signs you need this, ending on the link
- What a month with the app looks like, week by week
- The free version versus the paid one, honestly
- The last slide of any post above, made into a standalone call to action
Rotate through the four groups and you will never post the same shape twice in a row, which is exactly what keeps an audience swiping. AppSpark drafts all twenty from a single link, so the week is mostly reviewing.
Written by the team behind AppSpark, the tool that turns an app link into TikTok slideshows. The advice above stands on its own, whatever you use to make your posts.
