How to bulk download and save your TikTok videos

TikTok creators are preparing for the potential ban of the video service in the US by downloading their videos in bulk. However, TikTok does not provide a straightforward way to bulk download videos, only allowing users to download their data in TXT or JSON format, which may not include their videos. To download their videos, users can try various methods, including using third-party apps or browser extensions. One method is to use Repurpose.io, a paid app that allows users to distribute their content on different platforms and download their videos to Google Drive or Dropbox. Another method is to use the Chrome browser console to save all video links and then use an online tool to bulk download the videos. A third method involves using a Chrome extension called myfaveTT, which requires creating a "burner" TikTok account to download videos. These methods can be time-consuming, especially for users with a large number of videos. It is essential for users to back up their online videos, regardless of the TikTok ban, to preserve their creative work and personally significant content. The methods described may have limitations and requirements, such as using a computer or creating a new account, but they can help users download their TikTok videos before it's too late. Overall, users should explore these methods to find the one that works best for them and ensure their content is safe.