TikTok Video Downloader

When you use TikTok's own Save video button, TikTok adds its logo and the creator's username on top of the clip, and the mark bounces around the frame so it's hard to crop out.

The original upload doesn't have that overlay. TikTok stores a clean copy for playback in the app, and SnapVid downloads that copy directly. Nothing is cropped, blurred, or painted over, so you get the full frame at the quality the creator uploaded.

If you do want the version with the TikTok logo — for example, to show where a clip came from — that option is available too.

TikTok saves each video in a few versions. SnapVid shows the ones available for that video, usually including an HD option when the creator uploaded in HD (often 1080p).

• HD: the sharpest version, larger file. Best for watching on a big screen or editing.
• Standard: smaller file that plays on every device. Good for sending in chats.
• MP3: audio only — handy for music, sounds, or podcast clips.

We don't re-encode or upscale. If a video looks soft even in HD, the original was uploaded at a lower resolution.

SnapVid handles more than regular videos:

• Photo slideshows: save every image in full resolution, or turn the slideshow into one MP4 with the music — TikTok slideshow downloader.
• Stories: save 24-hour Stories before they disappear — TikTok Story downloader.
• Sounds: keep only the audio as an MP3 — TikTok MP3 downloader.

If SnapVid can't load a video, it's usually one of these:

• The account is private, or the video is set to Friends only
• The video was deleted or removed by TikTok
• The video is blocked in your region
• The creator turned off downloads for that video
• It's a LIVE stream that's still going

A quick check: open the link in a private browser window without logging in. If you can't watch it there, SnapVid can't download it either.