On iPhone or iPad
If an image is available, use its save option and check Photos or Files. If a video option appears, check the browser’s Downloads list and open the MP4.
Save public TikTok Stories from a share link. Choose the photo or video shown in the result and save it while the Story is available.
Save public TikTok Stories using their share links. Paste the Story link into TikSaveIO, choose the photo or video shown in the result, and download it to your device. Image Stories may appear as photo results. For the best chance of saving a Story, use its link while the Story is still publicly available.
Use a direct link while the Story is still accessible.
Paste it into the field above and press Download to see the media offered for that public link.
Review the photo or video displayed for this Story. An image Story can appear as a photo result.
Choose the photo or video actually shown for this public Story. An image Story can appear as a photo result.
Open the downloaded file to confirm transfer before its temporary link expires.
If an image is available, use its save option and check Photos or Files. If a video option appears, check the browser’s Downloads list and open the MP4.
Check Downloads or Files after choosing the returned image or video. A Story link can expire before a second attempt.
Use the media option that actually appears. Check the completed file in the browser downloads list; the result alone does not confirm it saved.
A public image Story may appear as a photo. Open the saved image before the link expires.
If a public Story returns a video option, choose the MP4 shown in the result and check the completed file in your browser. Stories that are no longer public may not return media.
Stories and temporary media links have limited lifetimes. An expired or removed Story cannot be recovered by this tool.
The source may classify an image Story as a photo post. Inspect the returned media instead of relying on a Story label.
If a Story returns only a photo, save the image shown. A video option appears only when that Story provides a video file.
No. The service does not access private accounts or bypass login.
The source may classify an image Story under the same media type as a photo post.
No. The original Story must still be publicly accessible when the link is checked.
No. Open the downloaded image or video on your device to verify the transfer.