About the TikTok Bulk Downloader
Saving one TikTok is easy. Saving forty — a creator's whole series, a folder of references, the clips you bookmarked for an edit — means doing the same six taps forty times. This page takes the whole list at once. Paste your links one per line, hit Download, and they run in order while you watch each one land. Every link reports its own result, so a video that's been deleted shows up as one failed row instead of quietly killing the batch. And because a failed link never costs a credit, a half-broken list only spends what it actually delivered.
How to use it
- 1Collect your links — in TikTok, Share then Copy link on each one.
- 2Paste them into the box above, one per line. The counter tells you exactly how many will run before anything starts.
- 3Hit Download and watch the rows fill in. Save them one by one, or use Save all when it's finished.
Why use it
FAQ
How many links can I do at once?
Three per batch without an account, which is the same three free downloads the rest of the site gives you. Signed in, the cap is twenty per batch. Paste more than that and the extras simply aren't run — the counter tells you how many were left out rather than silently dropping them.
Does a batch of five count as one download or five?
Five. Every link is a separate fetch, so it costs what it costs. Pretending a fifty-link batch was one download would just mean nobody could use the tool for free at all.
Why do they download one at a time instead of all at once?
Two reasons. Firing twenty requests simultaneously trips our own rate limit, and you'd get twenty 'slow down' errors that look like broken links. Running in order also means the progress you're watching is real, not a spinner that jumps from zero to done.
Can I paste links separated by commas or spaces?
Yes. Line breaks, commas, spaces — any of them work. Duplicates are removed automatically, so pasting the same link twice won't cost you twice.
Do the videos have watermarks?
No. Each one comes back as the clean cut where it's available, exactly like the single-video downloader.
What if I close the tab mid-batch?
Whatever finished is already downloadable from your browser; the rest simply never run. Nothing is queued on our side, so there's no half-finished job waiting for you.