Free TikTok video downloader

TikTok Downloader

Save TikTok videos in HD without the watermark, keep the original sound, or download a creator's latest public videos in one ZIP. Paste a link and choose your quality.

How to download a TikTok video

  1. Copy the video link. In the TikTok app, open the video, tap Share and choose Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from your browser's address bar.
  2. Paste it above. Tap Paste (or paste into the box yourself) and press Download. SaveItOk looks up the video and shows every quality available.
  3. Pick a quality and save. Choose HD for the best picture, Standard for a smaller file, or the original with the watermark. The file saves straight to your device.

Download TikTok videos without the watermark

Videos saved with TikTok's own save button carry the TikTok logo and the creator's username moving around the frame. SaveItOk fetches a version of the video without that overlay, so nothing covers the picture.

For most videos you'll see three options:

  • HD (no watermark): the highest quality TikTok has for the video. Best for watching on a big screen or editing.
  • Standard (no watermark): the same video at TikTok's normal streaming quality, usually a slightly smaller file.
  • Original (with watermark): the version TikTok gives you when you save in the app, with the logo and username.

Each option shows its file size, so you know what you're getting before you download. If a video doesn't have an HD version, the best available quality is listed first.

Save the sound from a TikTok

Want just the audio? After you paste a link, look for Original Sound under the quality options and press Download Audio. You get the soundtrack attached to that post as an audio file, handy for listening offline or keeping a song you heard on your feed.

Download a whole TikTok profile as a ZIP

Instead of a video link, type a creator's @username (or paste their profile link). SaveItOk lists their latest public videos with views and likes. Choose a quality and press Download All to get up to 30 videos in one ZIP file, numbered in order, or download any single video from the list.

This is a quick way to back up your own TikTok account before you delete videos or switch phones.

Works on iPhone, Android and computers

There's nothing to install. SaveItOk runs in any modern browser:

  • Android: videos go to your Downloads folder and show up in your gallery app.
  • iPhone and iPad: in Safari, downloads go to the Files app, in the Downloads folder. Open the video there and tap Share, then Save Video, to add it to Photos.
  • Windows, Mac and Linux: files save to your usual Downloads folder.

Download responsibly

SaveItOk only works with public videos. The videos you download still belong to the people who made them, so save them for personal viewing, or ask the creator before you re-upload or use their work anywhere else. Read our Terms and copyright policy for details.

Frequently asked questions

Is this TikTok downloader free?

Yes. SaveItOk is free, with no account, app or browser extension needed.

Does it remove the TikTok watermark?

Yes. Choose HD or Standard to get the video without the TikTok logo and username overlay. If you want the version with the watermark, pick Original (with watermark).

Can I download only the sound from a TikTok?

Yes. After you paste a link, use Download Audio under Original Sound to save the soundtrack attached to the post.

Can I download every video from a TikTok account?

You can download a public account's latest videos, up to 30 at a time, as one ZIP. Type the @username instead of a video link, choose a quality, then press Download All.

Can I download private TikTok videos?

No. SaveItOk only works with public posts. Private videos, and videos limited to friends or followers, can't be downloaded.

Will the creator know I downloaded their video?

SaveItOk doesn't notify anyone and doesn't keep a record of the links you paste. Please still respect the creator: don't re-upload their work without permission.

Where are downloaded TikTok videos saved?

Wherever your browser saves downloads. On Android that's usually the Downloads folder; on iPhone, Safari saves to the Files app under Downloads; on a computer, your Downloads folder.

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