Download TikTok videos without the watermark
TikTok's own save button stamps a bouncing watermark over every video, fine for casual resharing, useless if you want a clean copy of your own content. This tool downloads TikTok videos as clean HD MP4 files, without the watermark, straight from a link: paste, pick quality, done.
Why the file you get has no watermark
TikTok stores more than one version of most videos. One is the copy its own save button hands out, with the TikTok logo and the username stamped over the picture. Alongside it sit clean streams with no overlay. We take a clean H.264 stream first, because H.264 plays on every phone and computer. If a clip only has a clean HEVC stream, we take that instead. The watermarked copy is used only when a video offers nothing else.
The order matters most on a computer. HEVC files play on phones without trouble, but many Windows PCs need an extra codec to open them, so a clean H.264 file is the one that opens everywhere.
What quality to expect
The quality list is built from the versions a clip can really be delivered in, so you will not see six options that all turn into the same file. On a 46-second test clip it offered a single 720p option of about 6.6 MB, and the MP4 that arrived was exactly that: H.264 video at 720x1280 with AAC sound. Many TikToks top out there, because that is the best clean H.264 version TikTok keeps.
TikTok to MP3: saving the sound
Switch to the Audio (MP3) tab and the MP3 is cut from the video's own soundtrack. TikTok also keeps a separate audio file for each sound, but that one is not always what played in the clip, so we do not use it. On the same 46-second test clip, the MP3 came back 46 seconds long with the video's cover image embedded.
Used as a TikTok audio downloader, the MP3 is the clip's own soundtrack: a voiceover, a skit, a song someone filmed to. People save sounds to reuse in their own edits, to set as a ringtone, or to keep a recipe or workout narration. Other sites advertise TikTok MP3 at 320kbps. TikTok's audio arrives as AAC well below that, so a 320kbps file would be a bigger copy of the same sound and nothing more, which is why the MP3 here is a straight conversion of what TikTok served. Our 320kbps page goes through the arithmetic.
How to download a TikTok video on iPhone, Android or a computer
On any device the steps are the same three. In the TikTok app, tap Share on the video, then Copy link. Paste it in the box at the top of this page. Pick Video (MP4) for the clip or Audio (MP3) for the sound.
On an iPhone, use Safari and the file lands in Files, or tap Share then Save Video to put it in Photos. On Android it appears in Downloads and in your gallery. On a computer it goes to your Downloads folder, ready for CapCut or Premiere. Short vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com links from the Share button work as they are.
Removing the TikTok watermark, and what actually happens
Nothing is erased from the picture. TikTok keeps more than one copy of a video: the one its own save button hands out has the logo and username stamped over the frames, and alongside it sit clean copies with no overlay. This tool asks for a clean copy, so the watermark was never there to remove. Tools that crop or blur the corner leave a visible smudge and lose part of the frame, which is worth knowing before you try one.
What works and what does not
Public videos download fine. Private accounts and private videos cannot be fetched by any tool. If the link needs a login to view, it needs one to download, and we never ask for your login. Slideshows (photo-mode posts) are a different format; video posts are what this tool is built for.
The same courtesy applies
Downloading your own videos or freely shared content is what this is for. Re-uploading other creators' TikToks as your own is content theft and gets accounts banned on every platform. Our legality guide covers the principles, they apply to every platform, not just YouTube.
This educational tool is not affiliated with TikTok / ByteDance.