TikTok Videos - Save Yours, Back Up Drafts, Share Originals

Your TikTok drafts live only on your phone, and the in-app save stamps a watermark on everything. Here's how to keep clean originals, back them up, and share them anywhere with one link.

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    TikTok gives you a few official ways to hold onto the videos and drafts you make. You can save a posted video straight from your profile, keep drafts on your phone, or request a full data export that packs up your account. Where a video lives and how it's saved changes what you get, so it pays to know the details before you switch phones. None of this needs an extra app.

    This guide only uses TikTok's own tools. Downloading videos you didn't make with a third-party ripper goes against TikTok's Terms of Service, so we don't touch those tools here. After you save your own clips, ShareIt.onl makes it easy to send the original files with an expiring link and QR code, and you never have to create an account.

    What you can do with TikTok content

    Key takeaways
    • Save your own videos in-app or via Download Your Data
    • Keep true no-watermark copies: your original exports
    • Back up drafts before an app reinstall wipes them
    • Move whole batches phone-to-PC with a ShareIt link
    Playing it straight: Third-party "no watermark" downloader sites for other creators' videos violate TikTok's Terms of Service. Our guides cover what you can do with your own content.
    TikTok file sharing guides

    Official ways to save your own TikToks and drafts

    1. Open one of your posted videos, tap the Share arrow, and choose Save video to keep a copy in your camera roll; note it may carry a TikTok watermark.
    2. Turn on higher upload quality and, when posting, use Save to device so a clean copy lands on your phone as you publish.
    3. Keep drafts safe by finishing or exporting them before you log out or reinstall, since drafts live only on your phone and are not stored on TikTok's servers.
    4. Go to Settings and privacy, then Account, and use Download your data to request a full backup of your videos, profile, and activity.

    Where your TikTok content lives

    ItemWhere it livesNote
    Posted videoYour profileIn-app save has a watermark
    DraftPhone onlyExport before reinstalling
    Data exportDownload Your DataFull account backup

    TikTok - Frequently asked questions

    How do I save a TikTok without the watermark?
    Use Save to device while you post, or turn on the option to save your original before publishing, so you keep a clean copy. The in-app Save video button on a posted clip adds a TikTok watermark and your username to the file.
    Where are my TikTok drafts stored?
    Drafts live only on the phone you made them on. TikTok does not save drafts to its servers or your account, so if you log out, reinstall, or switch phones, they can be lost. Post or export a draft before doing any of that.
    What's in the Download your data file?
    The export includes your posted videos, profile details, comments, and activity history. You can pick JSON for machine-readable data or TXT for easy reading. TikTok emails you when the file is ready, usually within a few days.
    Can I download other people's TikToks?
    Only if the creator turned on downloads, which saves the video with a watermark through the Share menu. Using an outside ripper to grab videos you don't own breaks TikTok's Terms of Service, so stick to the in-app options.
    How do I share my saved TikTok files with others?
    Once your clean videos are saved to your device or pulled from your data export, upload them to ShareIt.onl. You can share up to 10 files or 200 MB with an expiring link and QR code, and no sign-up is required.