TikTok slideshow downloader

To download a TikTok slideshow, copy the link to a public photo post, paste it into the box above and run the tool. You get every slide as a full-resolution JPG, plus the caption and the creator’s handle. Save slides one at a time, or all at once as a ZIP.

There’s no login and nothing to install. Each visitor gets a daily number of free downloads, and TokCloner does not store the images.

How to download a TikTok slideshow

1. Open the photo post in the TikTok app or on tiktok.com.
2. Copy the post’s link (steps below).
3. Paste the link into the box at the top of this page and run the tool.
4. Check the slides, caption and author that appear.
5. Download a single slide, or download every slide as one ZIP.

A TikTok photo post holds up to 35 photos, so a long slideshow is easier to save as a ZIP.

How to copy a TikTok photo post link

In the TikTok app

1. Open the slideshow you want to save.
2. Tap the Share button on the side of the post.
3. Tap Copy link.

On the web

Open the post on tiktok.com and copy the address from your browser bar. A photo post link looks like tiktok.com/@username/photo/1234567890. A link with /video/ in it points to a video, which this tool can’t save.

Why some TikTok links fail

What happens	Likely cause	What to do
Link rejected as a video	The link points to a video, not a photo post	Use a photo post; this tool saves images only
Post not found	The post is private, friends-only or deleted	Only public posts can be fetched
Post won’t load	The post is restricted by region or age	Try another post; the tool can only read posts TikTok shows publicly on the web
Link not recognized	Part of the link got cut off when you copied it	Copy the link again and paste the whole thing
Limit reached	You’ve used today’s free downloads	Come back tomorrow

If a public photo post still fails, open it in a private browser window. If it doesn’t show there either, TikTok isn’t serving it publicly.

Image quality: what you get

Each slide comes back as a JPG at the largest size TikTok serves for that post. Resolution depends on what the creator uploaded and what TikTok keeps after compression. A slide can’t come back larger or sharper than TikTok stores it.

The caption and the author’s handle come with the slides. Keep them with your saved files, so you always know whose work it is.

Where the downloaded slides go

Your browser decides where files land, the same as any other download:

• iPhone and iPad (Safari): files go to the Files app, in the Downloads folder. Tap a ZIP there to unpack it. To put a single slide in Photos, open the JPG and use the share button to save the image.
• Android (Chrome): files go to the Downloads folder. Most file manager apps can unpack a ZIP.
• Mac and Windows: files go to your browser’s download folder. Double-click the ZIP to unpack it.

If you study slideshows often, make one folder per post. Name it with the creator’s handle and the date you saved it. That keeps credit attached and makes your reference library easy to search later.

TikTok’s own Save photo button

TikTok has a built-in download option for photo posts. In the app, tap Share, then Save photo. Tap Select all to save every slide or pick the ones you want, then tap Save.

That option only appears when the creator allows downloads. Creators control it in Settings and privacy > Privacy > Downloads, and it’s off by default for private accounts and users under 16. If the button is missing, the creator chose not to allow downloads; respect that by keeping anything you save private and never reposting it.

This tool is handy on a computer, when you want every slide in one ZIP, or when you want the caption text next to the images.

Is it legal to download TikTok slideshows?

Saving a public post for private reference is common, but the photos and the text on them still belong to the creator. TikTok’s copyright policy says it removes infringing content and can ban accounts for severe or repeated violations.

In the US, fair use exists, but courts decide it case by case using four factors. This isn’t legal advice.

Here’s how to use saved slideshows responsibly:

• Do save slides to study a format, build a reference board or archive your own posts.
• Do credit the creator by handle whenever you show or discuss their work.
• Don’t repost someone else’s slides, photos or captions as your own, on TikTok or anywhere else.
• Don’t crop out or remove a creator’s handle or watermark.
• Don’t use someone else’s photos in ads, products or paid work without permission.

Use what you saved

A saved slideshow is most useful as a blueprint, not as content. Run the same link through the slideshow analyzer to see each slide’s role and the hook type. Browse the slideshow formats to spot the patterns that repeat across niches, and use the hook generator to write your own slide 1.

When you want your own version, TokCloner rebuilds a slideshow’s structure for your business with new words and new images. You never post the original creator’s work.

It exports 1080×1920 PNGs, plans start at $29 a month, and there’s no free plan. See the TikTok slideshow maker for how it works.

Saving Instagram posts instead? Use the Instagram carousel downloader.