TokSave
Download public TikTok videos as MP4 or MP3, without watermark and without installing an app or logging in.
What is TokSave?
TikTok Downloader is a free online tool for saving public TikTok videos as high-quality MP4 files, or extracting their audio as MP3. You copy a public post link, paste it into the downloader, and save the result. The site says the tool works on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook through a browser, with no app, login or software required.
The downloader is aimed at people who want offline copies of public videos, such as personal backups, offline viewing, or republishing their own content on Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Creators can also use the separate Creator Backup tool to back up eligible videos they own or have permission to save, one link at a time.
The page highlights a few points of difference. When a clean version is available from the source, the MP4 is provided without the moving TikTok watermark. MP3 audio is extracted inside the user's own browser, so the file is not sent to a conversion server. The site states that it does not require a TikTok username or password and that it only processes publicly accessible content.
The page also notes limits: private, deleted or region-restricted videos may fail, and the tool can only retrieve the quality currently available. Users should respect creator settings and copyright rules.
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