Save TikTok videos, photos and slideshows in HD quality for free.
Whether it's a recipe you want to try later, a dance you want to learn, or just a video too good not to keep — this guide covers the full process of saving a TikTok video, plus the small things that trip people up along the way.
If you've never done this before, don't worry. There's no app to install and no technical steps — just a link, a paste, and a download.
Not every TikTok URL behaves the same way. A few things worth knowing before you copy a link:
The link doesn't process.
Double-check it's a full TikTok link (starting with "https://www.tiktok.com/" or "https://vm.tiktok.com/"), not a shortened share text or a copy-pasted caption.
The download button doesn't seem to do anything.
Give it a few seconds — processing time depends on the video length and your connection. If nothing happens after 15–20 seconds, refresh the page and try pasting the link again.
The saved video looks lower quality than the original.
KeepTik grabs the best quality TikTok makes available for that video. Some older or heavily compressed TikToks simply don't have a higher-quality version to pull from.
I downloaded the wrong thing — it's a slideshow, not a video.
That's expected — photo slideshows need KeepTik's photo download tool instead, since they're a different file type entirely.
On mobile, the whole process — copying the link and pasting it — usually happens without leaving your browser tab. On desktop, you'll likely be switching between the TikTok website (to copy the link) and KeepTik in a separate tab, which works exactly the same way, just with an extra window involved.
Either way, the download itself behaves the same: no separate desktop software required.
Can I download multiple TikTok videos at once?
Not in a single batch — KeepTik processes one video link at a time, which keeps things fast and reliable.
Why does the download open as a file instead of playing automatically?
That depends on your browser's download settings, not KeepTik. Most browsers save it to your Downloads folder rather than opening it immediately.
Does the video keep its original caption or sound?
The download includes the video and its audio track. Captions and on-screen text that are part of the video itself stay intact; the TikTok caption text below the video isn't included since that's separate from the video file.
Is there a video length limit?
No fixed limit — KeepTik handles TikTok videos of any length that TikTok itself allows.
What should I do if a specific video just won't download?
Try copying the link again directly from the Share button, and make sure the video is still public. If it still doesn't work, the video may have been removed or restricted since you last saw it.