Enter a username in TokViewr’s bulk TikTok video downloader to save an account’s public videos in one go — MP4 files without the watermark, packed into zip folders, no TikTok account needed.

01Enter the username
Type the @handle or paste the profile link.
02Choose how many videos
On the Videos tab, open Download and pick the newest 10, 50, 100 or all of them (up to 500).
03Save the zip files
Your browser saves the videos as MP4 files without the watermark, 25 to a zip folder.
Saving TikTok videos one at a time means opening each video, copying its link and pasting it into a downloader, again and again. The bulk TikTok video downloader on tokviewr.com does it for a whole account: enter a username, choose how many videos, and your browser saves them all.
Every file is the version TikTok serves without the watermark, saved as an MP4 named with its position, video ID and the first words of its caption, so the folder stays in order.

TikTok keeps a clean copy of every video next to the one with the moving logo. The bulk TikTok video downloader saves that clean copy, in the resolution TikTok provides, so the videos are ready to watch offline, archive or review frame by frame.
The files travel straight from TikTok’s servers to your browser. TokViewr does not store, re-encode or compress them.

Each saved video uses 1 credit, the same credit a CSV export spends on one row. A new TokViewr account starts with 100 credits (valid for 30 days), enough to download 100 videos for free. One-time packs start at $19.99 for 25,000 credits, and pack credits never expire.
A download that fails on our side costs nothing, and if a few files fail in your browser, Retry fetches them again without spending more credits.
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Cost | 1 credit per video; photo posts are skipped and not charged |
| Videos per download | Up to 500, newest first |
| File format | MP4 without the watermark, 25 videos per zip folder |
| Free credits on sign-up | 100, valid for 30 days |
| Accounts | Public TikTok accounts only |

The downloader starts with the newest video and works back through the account’s Videos grid. Pick All to save every public video up to 500 per download; for a larger account, start a second download for the older videos after the first one finishes.
Pinned videos and regular posts are included. Reposts, stories and photo slideshows are not, because they are not single videos on the account’s own grid.

The bulk TikTok video downloader runs in any modern browser. A computer is the comfortable choice for hundreds of videos: zip folders land in your Downloads folder and open with a double click.
On a phone, smaller downloads of 10 to 50 videos work best. iPhone saves the zip to the Files app, where tapping it unpacks the videos; Android saves it to Downloads.

The downloader can only save what TikTok makes public:

You never sign in to TikTok on TokViewr, so downloading an account’s videos is not tied to your TikTok account and the creator is not notified. A TokViewr account is needed only to hold your credits.

Videos belong to the people who made them. Saving public videos for research, reference, archiving your own account or reviewing a campaign is common practice; re-uploading someone else’s video as your own, or using it in ads without permission, can break copyright law and TikTok’s terms.
When you reuse a clip, credit the creator and ask for permission where the law requires it.

Marketing teams save a competitor’s or a partner creator’s full catalogue to study hooks, formats and pacing. Researchers collect a set of public videos to analyse. Creators back up their own account before deleting old posts, and editors gather the clips a client approved.
