Frequently asked questions

Open the video in TikTok, tap Share and choose Copy link. Paste the link into the box at the top of this page, press Download and choose HD or SD. The MP4 you save has no TikTok logo or username on it.

Copy the link of a public TikTok, paste it above and press Download. When the result appears, pick the format you want: HD or SD video, or the sound as MP3. The file then saves to your device.

Paste the video's link and choose MP3 on the result card. You get the audio of that video as an MP3 file, which works as a ringtone or in a playlist.

Not while it is live, because we do not record live streams. If the creator posts the replay or a highlight as a normal public video, copy that video's link and download it here like any other TikTok.

Yes. It runs in the browser, so it works on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac without an app or extension. On iPhone, use Safari.

Yes. Downloading is free, with no sign-up and no daily download cap. The site is supported by ads, and we apply light rate limiting only to stop automated abuse.

No. Paste the link into your browser and download. You never enter a TikTok username or password, and nothing is installed on your phone or computer.

You don't have to edit anything. The downloader fetches the version of the video without the overlay, so the MP4 you save has no TikTok logo or username on it.

Open this page in Safari, paste the link and tap Download. When it finishes, tap the arrow in the address bar, open the file, then use the share icon and choose Save Video.

The best TikTok provides for that post, up to 1080p. If the creator uploaded at a lower resolution, that is what you get. An SD option is available when you want a smaller file.

Yes. Choose MP3 after pasting the link and you get the audio of the video, which is usually under a minute long. The file name includes the song title when TikTok provides it.

Yes. Photo posts are detected automatically. Save a single image, or take all of them as one ZIP file. The slideshow's music can be saved separately as an MP3.

Yes. Short links from vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com are followed automatically, as are full links copied from the app or the desktop site.

No. Only public posts can be fetched, and we never ask for your login, so private and friends-only videos are out of reach. To keep your own private video, save it from the TikTok app.

No. Downloaded files are not kept. Server logs hold a hashed IP address for rate limiting, and error logs are deleted after seven days.

Usually the link is incomplete, the video was deleted or the post is private. Copy the link again from the Share menu and retry. If it still fails, the troubleshooting guide lists every common cause.

Saving a video for personal viewing is generally fine, but copying it into your own account, removing credit or reusing music without rights can break copyright and TikTok's terms. This is not legal advice; ask the creator if unsure.

Copy the link from TikTok's Share menu, paste it into the box above and press Download. Choose HD or SD and save the MP4, which has no TikTok logo or username on it.

Not while it is live, because we do not record live streams. If the creator posts the replay or a highlight as a normal public video, paste that video's link and download it as usual.

iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac. It runs in the browser, so no app or extension is needed. On iPhone, use Safari.

The best TikTok provides for that post, up to 1080p. An SD option is also offered. If the creator uploaded at a lower resolution, that is the most we can return.

Usually the original was uploaded in a lower resolution, or TikTok serves that post in one size only. The page shows what is available before you download.

Use Safari. When the download finishes, tap the arrow in the address bar, open the file, then tap the share icon and choose Save Video.

Yes. Short links from vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com are followed automatically, as are full links from the app or the desktop site.

No daily download cap. We apply light rate limiting only to stop automated abuse, so normal use never hits it.

No. Downloaded files are not kept. Server logs hold a hashed IP address for rate limiting, and error logs are deleted after seven days.

Usually the link is incomplete, the video was deleted or the post is private. Copy the link again from the Share menu and retry; the troubleshooting guide lists the other causes.

Creators can switch off downloads for their videos. Treat that as their wish and ask before saving or reusing the clip. The tool may also report such a video as unavailable.

Paste the video's link, press Download and choose MP3 on the result card. The audio of that video saves to your device as an MP3 file.

Copy the link from TikTok's Share menu, paste it above and press Download. Pick MP3, and the file saves to your Downloads folder or the Files app on iPhone.

The audio as TikTok serves it, saved as MP3. It suits ringtones, voice notes and everyday listening, but it is not a studio master.

Pasting a public link is safe. Be wary of any site that asks for your password or promises to open private videos.

The post may be private, deleted, region-limited, or the link may be incomplete. Copy the link again from the Share menu and retry.

Yes. Public downloads are free, with no sign-up and no daily cap.

Saving your own videos is fine. Getting around a creator's privacy settings to see someone else's private post is not something we support. This is not legal advice.