How to get TikTok’s Celebrity Twin filter

TIKTOK has released another filter that shows your true A-list celebrity doppelgänger. The filter is gaining momentum for users as they try to generate their ideal celebrity match. What is TikTok’s Celebrity Twin filter? TikTok is becoming overrun with videos using the Celebrity Twin filter. The filter is intended to use face recognition to connect […]

TIKTOK has released another filter that shows your true A-list celebrity doppelgänger.

The filter is gaining momentum for users as they try to generate their ideal celebrity match.

What is TikTok’s Celebrity Twin filter?

TikTok is becoming overrun with videos using the Celebrity Twin filter. The filter is intended to use face recognition to connect you with your celebrity doppelgänger.

How to use the filter is simple once you gain access to it. The user has to simply take a video of their face as the left side of the video is seen flitting through dozens of celebrity photos to find the one that matches you.

According to videos posted on TikTok, matches have ranged from Zendaya and Margot Robbie to former President Barack Obama.

How do you get TikTok’s Celebrity Twin filter?

If you want to use the Celebrity Twin filter on TikTok, you just need to follow these four steps:

1. Open the TikTok app and click on the Discover icon that can be found at the bottom of the page.
2. Once you have clicked on the Discover icon, type “your celebrity twin” into the search bar.
3. You’ll then click the record button on the bottom of the screen to access the celebrity twin filter.
4. Now that you’re recording, simply tap the screen for the filter to start flipping through the celebrity faces until it finds your doppelgänger.

What are people saying about the new filter?

There are some mixed feelings about the new filter from people posting their videos on TikTok.

Videos TikTok users have posted of them using the Celebrity Twin filter have shown them paired up with a less-than-ideal match.

In several cases, a male was paired with a female celebrity and vice versa, with one person commenting that they “doubt this filter works.”

However, in other cases, the match looks almost identical to the person it is connected to.

One person tagged Margot Robbie in her post after being told she was her celebrity twin, and said, “Margot if u see this plz adopt me I’m your daughter.”