The video will be in your gallery app.

On your profile page, view your drafted videos by tapping “Drafts.”

On the “Drafts” page, choose the video to download.

TikTok app displayed on an iPhone

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When the video plays, in the top-right corner, tap “Save.”

In our testing, the Save button doesn’t appear on every Android phone.

Instead, you have to finish the publishing process to save the video to your gadget.

Select “Drafts."

That way you could technically download your TikTok video without posting.

First, launch TikTok on your iPhone or iPad and select “Profile” in the bottom bar.

On your profile page, view your drafts by tapping “Drafts.”

Select a draft video.

pick the video you’d like to download to your phone.

On the video page, at the bottom, tap “Next.”

This way, you’ll publish your video, but nobody on TikTok will be able to see it.

Select “Save” in the top-right corner.

If you don’t mind people seeing it, though, you could leave the default setting.

Then, on the same page, tap “More Options.”

Then, in your screen’s top-left corner, tap the “X” icon.

Choose “Drafts."

And that’s it.

Your video’s copy has beensaved in your iPhone or iPad’s Photos app.

Launch the app and you’ll find your TikTok video right in there in your camera roll.

Tap a draft video.

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Select “Next” at the bottom.

Change TikTok draft’s privacy settings.

Enable “Save to Device” and tap “X."

Select “Post” at the bottom.