TikTok does not give you a clean way to save a video. The in-app download button burns a watermark across the frame and stamps the creator's username into the corner, which makes the clip close to useless anywhere outside TikTok itself. Videos the creator marked as non-downloadable do not even offer that much. This page fills the gap: paste a public TikTok link and you get the original MP4 back, the same file TikTok streams into your feed, with no overlay on it.
Everything runs through your browser. There is no app to install, no account to create, and no queue to sit in. When you paste a link we read the post's public details, pull the direct video URL, and hand it to your browser as an ordinary file download. Nothing about the video stays on our servers afterwards, and we never see anything you have not pasted in yourself.
Quality depends on what the creator uploaded. Most TikToks are recorded at 1080p and we return that resolution when it exists, falling back to the best version TikTok kept for the post. Alongside the video you get the audio track on its own as an MP3, which helps when the sound matters more than the footage.
It handles regular videos, photo posts, and slideshows. If the link points at an image carousel rather than a video, the result switches to a photo grid with a save button under each picture and a zip of the full set.