TikTok Story Downloader

TikTok posts come in two shapes. A video story is a single moving clip. A photo story — sometimes called a slideshow or carousel — is a set of still images that advance one at a time over a backing track. This tool detects which one your link points to and shows the matching layout: a grid of frames for photos, a single preview for video.

Yes. Press Download All Images and every frame is packed into one ZIP file, built in your browser rather than on our server. Each image also has its own download button if you only want one or two.

They are the same files TikTok serves to its own app, so they are as large as the creator uploaded. Nothing is re-encoded, resized or compressed on the way through, which means no quality is lost.

Yes. TikTok does not permit a web page to read its media directly, so the link you paste is sent to our server, which looks up the media address and streams the files back to you. We do not keep the link, the media, or any record of what you fetched. Every tool on this site apart from our two TikTok tools still runs entirely on your own device.

It is free, with no account and no daily cap. A modest per-visitor rate limit stops automated scripts from using the service as free bandwidth, but normal use will never reach it.

The usual causes are a private or friends-only account, a story that has expired or been deleted, a link to a profile rather than a specific post, or the lookup service being briefly rate-limited. Copy the share link again straight from the app and retry in a moment.

Downloading for your own offline viewing is generally accepted. Reposting someone else's photos or video as your own is not: the creator holds the copyright, and saving a file without the watermark does not change who owns it. If you intend to publish anything, ask the creator first and credit them.