Feeling the sudden need to save your TikTok videos in case the site abruptly goes away? Here are a few methods for nontechnical users who want copies of the videos they personally uploaded or made on TikTok. You can also download a copy of your TikTok data right from your account, which doesn’t get you the video files themselves but will give other items including your direct messages and followers list.

Here’s how.

Download Individual Videos

If you just want to save a few favorite videos you made on the fly, snagging them one by one is fairly straightforward. To download a video on an Android or iPhone, go to your TikTok profile page, select a clip, tap the three-dot menu icon on the right side of the screen and tap Save Video. You can then email it to yourself, upload it to Google Drive (or another cloud service) or save it to your phone’s Files app or designated downloads area. Repeat as needed until you have all the videos you want.

ImageIn the TikTok mobile app, tap the three-dot menu icon on a video you want to download and tap the Save Video button (circled). The next screen gives you several places to save or send the clip.Credit...TikTok

You can also download videos on a computer by logging into your account on the TikTok site and right-clicking on a video. You should see a pop-up menu with the Download Video option. Note that when you download directly from the web browser,x777 casino the clips typically have the TikTok watermark embedded.

ImageYou can quickly download a clip from your TikTok profile page by right-clicking on it and choosing the download option (circled), but the clip will come with the TikTok watermark.Credit...TikTok

If you don’t see a download option in the menu or have trouble saving a video, make sure the video or your account is set to public, not private.

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