TikTok Video Downloader

Gone, in the sense that it was never on the file we hand you. The watermark is composited when TikTok exports a video for sharing outside the app. We request the variant from before that step, so there is no logo to crop, blur or paint over — and no re-encode, which is what costs quality in the tools that do remove it after the fact.

Because that is the only codec TikTok publishes it in. Below 1080p there is usually an H.264 copy, which plays on anything; at 1080p it is often H.265 only. Recent phones decode it in hardware, older devices and some editing software do not. We label it rather than hand you a file that may not open, and the 720p H.264 sitting next to it always will.

Yes — every slide at full size, in the order it was posted, plus the audio behind them as a separate MP3. Most sites cannot: they hand back the cover frame, a single picture, or nothing.

Files are named after the creator and the quality — creatorname-1080p.mp4 rather than a string of digits. It is the reason the file passes through this site at all instead of you being sent straight to where it is stored: that route hands you a name nobody can read.

Yes, along with vt.tiktok.com and the /t/ share links. They are followed once and re-read, the same way t.co links are. If a short link has expired it lands on the TikTok home page, and you will be told to copy the full address instead.

They do not work, and they will not. Serving them would mean keeping a logged-in TikTok account on this server — against TikTok’s terms, and an account that gets banned quickly under download traffic. Public posts are the whole scope.

Saving a public video to watch offline is ordinary use. Re-uploading someone’s clip as your own, or using it commercially, is a different matter entirely and does not become acceptable because a tool made it easy. The watermark is an attribution mark, not a lock — but removing it does not transfer authorship.