Works on every device
KipJet runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install: iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac or Chromebook.
Save TikTok videos and sounds in seconds.
Paste a TikTok link to save the clean video as MP4, without the TikTok logo, or extract the sound as MP3. Works in any browser, on phone or computer.
In TikTok, open the video and tap Share, then Copy link.
Paste the link in the field above and select Get download links.
Choose MP4 for the video or MP3 for the sound. The file saves to your device.
KipJet runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install: iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac or Chromebook.
You get the clean video, without the TikTok logo or the creator’s username stamped on it. No sign-up and no TikTok account needed.
The steps are the same everywhere: copy the link, paste it here, download. Only the place where the file lands changes:
KipJet accepts the links TikTok gives you when you share a video:
Photo slideshows and LIVE videos are not supported yet.
Most failures have a simple cause:
We save the version of the video that TikTok streams to viewers, without the watermark it adds to its own downloads. The file is an MP4 encoded in H.264, a format that plays on every phone, computer and TV. Its resolution depends on the original upload and on the versions TikTok provides.
Only need the music or the voice-over? Use the TikTok to MP3 converter instead.
Videos and music on TikTok belong to their creators. Save them for personal use, ask before reposting, and always credit the creator when you share their work.
Yes. KipJet is free, with no sign-up and no limit on the number of downloads.
Yes. You get the clean video, without the TikTok logo, the creator’s username or the end screen that TikTok adds to its own downloads.
No. Only public videos can be downloaded.
No. You only need the link to the video, which you can copy from the app or from tiktok.com.
No. KipJet does not interact with the creator’s account. If you share the video, credit them anyway.
On iPhone, in the Files app under Downloads (open it and choose Save Video to add it to Photos). On Android, in the Downloads folder.
Not yet. KipJet currently saves videos and their sound.
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