Aztok is a free browser-based tool for saving TikTok videos. This page explains who runs it, how it works, and where the limits are.
You paste a TikTok link, Aztok fetches the video file that TikTok already serves publicly for that post, and hands it to you as an MP4 or an MP3. That is the whole product. There is no account to create, nothing to install, and no limit on how many links you run through it.
It runs entirely in your browser on phones, tablets, and desktops. We do not host a library of videos, we do not have a search feature, and there is nothing to browse here — Aztok only ever acts on a specific link you paste in yourself.
When you submit a link, our server requests the public post data for that video from TikTok, reads the direct media URL out of the response, and streams the file back to you. The video is not stored on our servers afterwards, and we do not keep a copy of what you downloaded.
Because Aztok only reads what TikTok already makes public, it cannot reach private accounts, follower-only posts, or anything behind a login. If a video is not publicly viewable, Aztok will not return it.
TikTok's own save button is inconsistent. It is unavailable on many posts because the creator disabled it, it burns a watermark into the file, and on desktop there is often no save option at all. Creators who want a clean archive of their own work end up screen-recording, which loses quality. Aztok exists to make that one specific job — getting a clean copy of a video you have the right to save — quick and reliable.
Aztok is for videos you made yourself, and for public videos you have permission to save or may use under the law where you live. It is not a way to take someone else's work and republish it as your own. We take that seriously: the service is not designed to reach private content, and rights holders can have material addressed by writing to us.
The service is free to use and is supported by advertising. We do not sell user data, and we do not charge for any feature. Our cookie banner lets you decline analytics and advertising cookies outright — the downloader behaves identically either way.
Aztok is an independent project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to TikTok, ByteDance, or any of their affiliates. TikTok is a trademark of its respective owner and is referenced here only to describe what our tool is compatible with.
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