Every video you saved to Favorites, in one list with the day you saved it. Open your TikTok data file, find a save, and play it here. Free, and nothing is uploaded.
The .zip TikTok gives you. JSON and TXT both work.
Drop your file here
Your file stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
Ask TikTok for it. It takes a minute to request.
TikTok can take a few days to prepare it and sends an alert when it's ready. It then sits under Download data for 4 days, so come back here once it arrives.
The app sorts Favorites by when you saved them and has no date filter or search. Your data file lists every save with its date.
The same file opens on each page. Nothing is uploaded.
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Tap Profile, then the bookmark icon above your own videos. That opens Favorites, where Videos lists your saves and Collections holds the folders you made.
Request your data file from TikTok and open it here. The Saved tab lists every favorite with the date you saved it, and you can filter by year or jump to a day.
Yes. After opening your file, use Download CSV on the Saved tab to get every saved video's link and save date as a spreadsheet.
The creator deleted them or made them private. Your file keeps the link, but TikTok no longer plays the video.
In the TikTok app, tap Profile, the menu, Settings and privacy, Account, then Download your data. On a computer, go to tiktok.com, then Settings, Privacy, and Download your data. Tap Select all, then Request data. The file can take a few days and stays downloadable for 4 days.
No. Your browser opens the file on your device, and nothing from it is sent to Tote. When you press Play, TikTok's own player loads that one video from TikTok. The file is gone when you close the tab or tap Clear file. Direct messages, login history, and purchases in it are never read.
Tote keeps TikToks, screenshots, and links from your iPhone share sheet in one place you can search.