Inspect your completed MP4 before uploading
Before opening TikTok, follow the creation workflow and open My videos to download your finished 6-second or 13-second MP4. If the file download fails, sign into the same account and reopen your completed task rather than spending credits to regenerate.
Play the saved MP4 on your device and check the face likeness, both roles if you replaced the dancer and the seated spectator, scene cuts, the ending, framing, and built-in sound playback. Under the service terms, AI generation can shift likeness, clothing, movement, framing, and background details across cuts, so inspecting the finished export first helps you catch any visual quirks before posting.
Upload to TikTok and match the tiptoe song
Completed MP4 downloads already include the meme soundtrack, though buying generation credits does not grant a separate commercial music license. Following our guide to the Rumpelstiltskin meme song (exact app controls may vary, and you can check TikTok's sounds help for further reading):
- Upload the completed MP4 to TikTok from your device.
- Use Add sound to search for TiP TOE WiNG iN MY JAWWDiNZ by Riff Raff—you can confirm the artist and full title via the official RiffRaffVEVO YouTube video. Choose a track available in your account, as there is no guarantee this exact recording will appear.
- Preview the track and choose the section you want to use.
- Check your audio levels before posting, and lower the existing MP4 audio so you do not double the platform track.
Add a caption and check AI labeling
Keep any on-screen text clear of the dancer and the seated spectator so both faces stay visible through the cuts. Pair the clip with an original caption that matches the sneaky tiptoe vibe, such as "Sneaking back to the fridge five minutes after saying I was full" or "My friend watching me double down on a terrible idea." Before hitting post, review when to label your Rumpelstiltskin face-swap video as AI-generated.