Not every TikTok URL will download. Checklist when something fails:
- Invalid URL — Paste a complete TikTok link, not truncated share text.
- Private video — Private or friends-only clips cannot be fetched by this public tool.
- Deleted video — Removed posts return no formats; deleted media cannot be recovered here.
- Region-restricted — Some clips are blocked in certain countries; try another public link if yours is restricted.
- Expired link — Old short or cached share URLs can stop resolving; copy the link again from TikTok.
- Unavailable HD — Choose standard MP4 when HD is not listed for that clip.
- Unavailable MP3 — Audio-only export is not offered for every video; use MP4 if MP3 is missing.
- Slow download — Large files and weak networks take longer; keep the tab open until the browser finishes.
- iPhone behavior — Use the share sheet to Save to Files or Photos if the file does not appear automatically.
- Android behavior — Check Downloads or the Files app; some browsers ask you to confirm the save.
- Browser download folder — Desktop saves follow your browser’s default folder or “ask every time” setting.
- Temporary media URLs — Format links can expire; fetch again and download promptly if a save fails mid-way.
We do not claim every public URL works every time — temporary outages and source limits happen.