A TikTok video downloader that stays in your browser.
No installer, no browser extension, no permissions dialog. The page you are reading is the whole product.
This downloader runs entirely inside the browser tab you already have open. There is no installer, no browser extension, and no account. You paste a link, a small request goes out to read the video, and the file is served straight back to your device.
Results appear here
The file starts immediately. There is no in-between page.
What actually runs on your device
One HTML page, a stylesheet, and a single small script that watches the paste field. No frameworks are shipped, no fonts are fetched from other servers, and no advertising or analytics code is loaded.
That matters for a downloader specifically, because this is a category where installers and "helper" extensions have a long history of carrying things the user did not ask for.
Why not an app or an extension
- An app needs storage and network permissions to do what a web page does with neither.
- An extension can read every page you visit, which is far more access than saving a video requires.
- A web page can be inspected before you trust it; a compiled app cannot.
- Nothing to update means nothing that quietly changes behaviour after you installed it.
What it works on
Any browser from roughly the last five years, on a phone, a tablet, or a desktop. It is built for mid-range Android specifically, because that is where a heavy page actually hurts.
A slow connection changes how long the file takes to arrive, but not whether the page works. The page itself is a few kilobytes.
What cannot be downloaded
- Anything requiring a signed-in TikTok session, including age-restricted videos.
- Content that is blocked in the region our servers run from.
- Live broadcasts, which have no finished file to fetch while they are still running.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to create an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no email field, and no login anywhere on the site.
Is there a limit on how many videos I can save?
There is no daily cap. A short per-minute limit exists to stop automated abuse, and ordinary use never reaches it.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes, in Safari and in any other iOS browser. Files land in the Files app or in Photos depending on the format and your settings.
Why is there no "download all" button?
Because a reliable one does not exist. We explain what does work on the page about saving a whole account.