I've uploaded from PC plenty of times and never had an issue because of that. If you're stuck at 0 or 300 views, it's usually the account or the content, not the PC upload itself.
Doesn't really matter which device you use to upload and post. Depends on the content quality, account trust, audience engagement and tiktok algo. Low views are more often related to content performance signals and engagement metrics than the device used for uploading.
Perhaps not. 300 view plateau typically indiates that your videos are being tested on TikTok, whereas 0 views may be because of some distribution or processin problem. However, if your views regularly range between 200 and 300 then first think about your metrics like engagement rate
So, if you're still getting about 300 views, then you are definitey at a 300 view plateau stage and not at a zero view This is because if you get zero views, it means there is some problem with either the app itself or your accoun
Uploading from a PC is generally fine and officially supported. If performance differs, it's more likely related to account trust, content quality, audience response, or upload patterns rather than the device itself.
I've uploaded plenty of videos from PC and never noticed any direct penalty. If a video gets stuck at low views, it's usually more about the content, engagement, or account history than the upload device.
You can upload TikTok videos using a computer; it won't affect video quality or views. If your view count is low, you should review your video content.
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