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Yes — Tikksave is completely free. There's no signup, no subscription, and no limit on how many videos you can download.

No installation needed. Tikksave runs entirely in your browser — works the same on a phone, tablet, or computer.

Open the TikTok app, find the video, tap the Share icon (the arrow), then tap "Copy link." Paste that link into the box on Tikksave's homepage.

Yes — choose "Download MP4 (No watermark)" after pasting your link, and you'll get a clean video file without the TikTok logo overlay.

MP4 saves the full video. MP3 extracts just the audio track — handy if you only want the sound or music from a video, not the visuals.

Tikksave automatically selects the highest quality TikTok makes available for that specific video — typically the same resolution as the original upload.

Files save to your browser's default Downloads folder, just like any other file you download from the web. You can change this location in your browser's settings.

No. Tikksave can only access videos from public TikTok accounts. Private account content isn't accessible through this or any similar tool.

Some videos are flagged by TikTok as sensitive or age-restricted, which requires a logged-in TikTok session to view. These specific videos can't be downloaded through Tikksave — try a different, public video instead.

Tikksave is built and tested for standard TikTok videos. Story and slideshow support may be limited depending on how TikTok structures that content.

No. Videos are processed temporarily and automatically deleted from our servers within minutes. We don't keep copies or maintain a library of downloaded content.

Downloading public videos for personal, offline viewing is generally fine. Reposting or using someone else's content commercially without permission can raise copyright concerns — see our copyright basics guide for more detail.

Yes — Tikksave works in any modern mobile or desktop browser. No app store download required.