TikTok and Douyin Batch Download Guide

Updated 2026-09-25

Pasting links one by one takes time. If you are collecting a set of videos, such as your own uploads or reference clips, ClipKeep’s batch parsing lets you paste up to 20 links at once and gathers the results in the “Recent” panel on the right.

Before you start

Batch parsing requires a Google sign-in (free). Once signed in, your parse history is also kept, showing up to your 20 most recent items.

Steps

  1. Open the ClipKeep home page and sign in with Google.
  2. Switch to the Batch tab.
  3. Paste one TikTok or Douyin link per line, up to 20; you can also press “Paste links” to bring them in from the clipboard.
  4. Press “Start batch” and watch the progress.
  5. When it finishes, go to “Recent” to download items one by one, or tick several and press the pack-download button.

How the quota works

Single and batch parsing share the daily quota, and each link counts as 1. The free plan has 20 a day, Standard 50 and Flagship 300; see the plans. The quota resets daily. Once it is used up, wait for the next day; you are never charged for going over.

What if a link expires?

Parsed download links are time-limited. If you leave them too long, click “Re-parse” in Recent, or tick the items and pack them: expired ones are parsed again automatically.

A reminder

Only download content you have the right to use. Batch processing does not mean you may redistribute other people’s work; users are responsible for how they use it.

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FAQ

How many links can I paste at once?

Up to 20. Anything beyond that is ignored.

Is batch parsing paid?

No. It is available on the free plan after signing in; the daily total is 20 parses.

How long is my parse history kept?

Once signed in, your 20 most recent parses are kept. The download links themselves expire, and you can re-parse them.

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