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About TokDown

TokDown is a small independent web tool for saving public TikTok media. This page explains who builds it, how we test it, and what it can and cannot do.

Not affiliated with TikTok. TokDown is an independent project. It is not made by, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to TikTok or ByteDance in any way. All product names and logos belong to their owners.

What we do

TokDown takes a public TikTok URL, checks that the post is reachable, and asks a licensed processing provider which download formats that post exposes — typically an MP4 video, an MP3 audio track, and the individual images from a photo post. We then show you those options. The tool never fabricates a “successful” download: if a format is not available for a post, it is not listed.

Our approach

How we create and review the content on this site

  1. Research. We start from the questions people actually ask about downloading TikTok media and from TikTok’s own published behaviour.
  2. Draft. A writer produces the guide or FAQ answer in plain language.
  3. Technical verification. A developer runs the described steps against the live tool on a real device and corrects anything that does not match.
  4. Editorial review. A second person checks the page for clarity, accuracy, and over-claiming.
  5. Updates. When TikTok changes something or the tool’s behaviour shifts, the affected pages are revised and the date is bumped.

Our full process is documented in the editorial policy, including how we use AI assistance.

Who runs TokDown

TokDown is built and maintained by a small independent team of web developers who work on browser-based utilities. Technical review of every published claim is done in-house against the live product. If you need to reach a specific person about a correction or a legal notice, use the contact page.

What we don’t claim

Contact

Questions, bugs, partnership requests, or copyright notices: see the contact page.

Last updated: September 2026