How to Download TikTok Videos on iPhone and Android

Updated 2026-09-25

Most people watch TikTok on their phone, so the easiest way is to finish the download right there. ClipKeep is a web tool that works in a mobile browser on both iPhone and Android, with no extra app to install.

Steps that are the same on both

In TikTok, open the video, tap Share, then Copy Link.
Open ClipKeep in your phone browser (Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android works best).
Long-press the input box to paste the link, then press Fetch.

Saving on iPhone

When parsing finishes, tap “Download MP4”. In most cases Safari asks whether to download; afterwards you can find the video under the download icon next to the address bar, or in the Files app under Downloads. To put it in Photos, open the video, tap Share and choose Save Video.

Saving on Android

Tap “Download MP4” and Chrome starts the download right away. When it finishes, look in the notification shade or the Downloads folder of the Files app. On most phones the video also shows up in the gallery.

If no download option appears

Some mobile browsers just play the video. Long-press it and choose “Download video” or “Save video”.
You can also tap “Copy MP4 direct link”, paste it in the address bar, then long-press to save.
If parsing fails, check that the link is complete and the video is public.

Note

Only download content you have the right to use, and follow your local copyright law. ClipKeep is not affiliated with TikTok.

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FAQ

Do I have to use Safari on iPhone?

Safari is recommended because downloading usually works best there. You can try other browsers and switch to Safari if no download option appears.

Where is the video saved?

On iPhone it is usually in the Files app under Downloads; on Android in the Downloads folder. You can move it to Photos afterwards.

Do I need to install anything on my phone?

No, a browser is all you need.