Disabled creators building community and awareness on TikTok. This list centers disabled people sharing their own experiences, education, humor, and daily life.
TikTok has become a major platform for disability community and education. Short-form video allows disabled creators to share experiences, debunk myths, and build community. This list features disabled creators making disability-related content.
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✦ 🎬 @impaige (Paige Layle) – Autistic creator. Educational content about autism, unmasking, late diagnosis. Millions of followers. One of the most visible autistic creators on the platform.
✦ 🎬 @thejessicaoutofthecloset (Jessica Kellgren-Fozard) – Deaf, chronically ill, LGBTQ+. Cross-platform creator also huge on YouTube. Vintage aesthetic, educational content. 🌍
✦ 🎬 @blindishlatina (Catarina Rivera) – Blind Latina creator. Daily life, accessibility, humor. Intersectional disability content.
✦ 🎬 @chelsiehill (Chelsie Hill) – Wheelchair user, dancer, founder of wheelchair dance team. Lifestyle, dance, positivity.
✦ 🎬 @annieelainey (Annie Elainey) – Disabled Latina. Disability justice, chronic illness, accessibility advocacy. Also on YouTube.
✦ 🎬 @scaraboroughandfriends (Scarlet May) – Autistic creator with intellectual disability. Joyful daily life content, very popular.
🎬 @annieelainey – [See Highly Recommended]
🎬 @thejessicaoutofthecloset – [See Highly Recommended] 🌍
🎬 @wheel.life.becky – Becky. Wheelchair user education about accessibility and ableism.
🎬 @invalidwithastick – Bethany. Ambulatory wheelchair user advocacy, invisible disability education.
🎬 @the.chronic.couple – Interabled couple education and advocacy.
🎬 @deaboriously – Deaf education and awareness.
🎬 @blindgirldoes – Cass. Blind creator, accessibility advocacy.
🎬 @actually.autistic.teacher – Teacher who is autistic, education content.
TikTok disability humor ranges from gentle education to sharp satire about ableism.
🎬 @nojoe_ – Joe. Wheelchair user humor. "Why are you in a wheelchair?" videos satirizing ableist questions.
🎬 @itsryanvance – Ryan Vance. Amputee humor and lifestyle.
🎬 @ashtoncreates – Ashton. Deaf humor and ASL content.
🎬 @the.hannahmonster – Hannah. Cerebral palsy humor and daily life.
🎬 @littlemisslauren93 – Lauren. Little person, humor and lifestyle.
🎬 @disabledandfit – Fitness content with disability humor.
🎬 @gloomykitten – Chronically ill dark humor.
🎬 @chelsiehill – [See Highly Recommended]
🎬 @squirmyandgrubs – Shane & Hannah. Interabled couple, also on YouTube.
🎬 @rollwithcole – Cole. SMA, interabled relationship, daily life.
🎬 @pippa_pipsqueak – Pippa. Wheelchair user lifestyle and fashion. 🌍
🎬 @footlessjo – Jo. Amputee lifestyle, prosthetics.
🎬 @blindmomchronicles – Blind mom parenting content.
🎬 **@iamshubham__ ** – Indian wheelchair user lifestyle. 🌍
These hashtags help find disability content on TikTok:
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TikTok's algorithm and short-form format have created unique opportunities:
Education: Quick videos debunking myths reach millions who might never seek disability content.
Community: Disabled people find each other, especially for rare conditions.
Humor: Disability humor thrives—inside jokes, ableism satire, daily life comedy.
Visibility: Everyday disabled life, not just inspiration or tragedy.
Accessibility issues: TikTok auto-captions have improved but remain imperfect. Many disabled creators manually caption.
Algorithm training: Like, follow, and engage with disability content. TikTok will show you more.
Duets and stitches: Disabled creators often duet each other—follow those chains.
Comments: Disabled people often recommend other creators in comments.
Cross-platform: Many TikTok creators are also on Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts.
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This page centers disabled creators on TikTok building community and awareness.
Have lived experience or expertise that could strengthen this page? We especially welcome perspectives on models not well represented here, including those from the Global South and Indigenous communities.
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Last updated: January 2026