Copy and paste the right link
Open the individual video in TikTok and choose Share > Copy link. Open the video downloader in Chrome, paste the complete address and submit it. A profile, hashtag or search page does not identify a downloadable post.
If the clipboard button is unavailable, touch and hold the input field and use Paste. The same form accepts standard public video links and supported TikTok short links. You never need to enter a TikTok login.
Choose the file, then check Downloads
When the result appears, compare its title and preview with your post. Choose the video file, or use the audio downloader if you only need the available audio track.
In Chrome, open the menu and select Downloads to inspect a transfer. You can also use your device’s Files app to locate saved files. A transfer may still be running even after the result page has loaded.
A file is not automatically added to every gallery app
The browser’s download folder and your gallery are separate views of your device. A newly saved video can appear in Files before another app lists it. Open it from Downloads first to check that it is complete and playable.
If the transfer pauses or fails, inspect its status in Chrome before submitting the form again. Check available storage and connectivity. Do not install an unrelated APK or change browser security settings to use this web tool.
When to use the photo tool
A TikTok carousel contains images rather than a single video file. Use the photo downloader for the individual images supplied with a public photo post. Saving those images does not create a new slideshow video with a soundtrack.
If no supported file is returned, check the post’s public availability and follow the troubleshooting steps. Repeated rapid requests cannot restore a deleted or private post.