TikTok's own recap is built from what you posted. This one is built from what you watched. Open the data file TikTok lets you download to see videos watched, your busiest day, top searches, and saves. 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.
Request your file a few days before you want your cards. TikTok can take a few days to prepare it.
The same file opens on each page. Nothing is uploaded.
Made by Tote. Not affiliated with TikTok.
Partly. In late December 2025, TikTok started rolling out a Year in Review that turns your public posts into a recap video. If you mostly watch, this page makes a recap from what you watched, searched, and saved, using the data file TikTok lets you download.
TikTok hasn't announced a date for this year. Its 2025 recap started rolling out in late December. This page works any day, as soon as your data file is ready.
Request your data file from TikTok with Select all, wait for it to be ready, then open it on this page. Your cards appear in a few seconds and you can save or share each one.
Only if it never asks for your TikTok login. This page doesn't. You open the data file you downloaded, and your browser reads it on your device.
Your file only covers part of that year. The cards say where they start, and nothing is scaled up to look like a full year.
Yes. Pick any year your file covers from the year menu above the cards.
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 the TikToks you save in one place you can search, so you can find them again next year.