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Do you want to see who downloaded your videos on TikTok? While it's not possible to see who saved or downloaded your videos, you can see who liked and bookmarked them. TikTok lets you save other creator's videos to your phone, making it easy to re-upload and create custom duets and stitches in third-party editors. However, people can also use saved videos for nefarious purposes, such as stalking or creating deep fakes. This wikiHow article will teach you how to see who liked and bookmarked your TikTok videos, show you how to disable downloads, and walk you through saving another user's video.

Things You Should Know

  • There is no way to see who has saved your videos on TikTok.
  • You can disable video downloads to prevent people from saving your videos in the "Settings and privacy" menu under "Privacy."
  • You can see who has liked or added your videos to their favorites in your Inbox.
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See Who Liked or Bookmarked Your TikToks

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  1. Tap the TikTok icon on your Home screen or Apps menu to open TikTok.
  2. It's the fourth button at the bottom of the screen to the right of the "+" button. It has an icon that resembles a speech bubble.
  3. It's at the top of your Inbox. This displays the All Activity page.
  4. It's below your most recent notifications at the top of the page. This displays all your notifications.
  5. You will be able to see the notifications for all who have liked or added your videos to their favorites. If more than one user has liked or added a video to their favorites, tap others at the end of the notification to see a complete list of users who have liked or added the video to their favorites.[1]
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Disable Video Downloads

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  1. Tap the TikTok icon on your Home screen or Apps menu to open TikTok.
  2. It's the button with an icon that resembles a person in the lower-right corner. This opens the Profile menu.
  3. It's the icon with three horizontal lines in the upper-right corner. This displays a pop-up menu.[2]
  4. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. It's at the bottom of the pop-up menu.[3]
  5. It's the second option in the "Settings and Privacy" menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a lock.[4]
  6. It's towards the bottom of the "Privacy" menu. It's next to an icon that resembles an arrow pointing down over a line.[5]
  7. This turns video downloads on or off. When video downloads are off, users will not be able to download your videos through the Share menu.[6]
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Save a TikTok

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  1. Tap the TikTok icon on your Home screen or Apps menu to open TikTok.
  2. You can save any video as long as the creator allows their content to be downloaded. You can save any video on your For You page, or someone you follow. You can also download a video that you have liked or added to your favorites.[7]
  3. It's the button at the bottom on the right side of the screen just above the record icon. This opens the Share menu.[8]
  4. It's one of the bottoms at the bottom of the Share menu. This saves the video to the Gallery on Android, or your Camera Roll on iPhone and iPad.[9]
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This article was reviewed by Anyah Le Gilmore-Jones and by wikiHow staff writer, Travis Boylls. Anyah Gilmore-Jones is a Social Media Marketing Expert based in Nashville, Tennessee. An innovative experiential and social media marketer, Anyah is skilled at creating engaging brand experiences and leverages her passion for connecting people and ideas to drive organic growth for purpose-driven brands. As the founder of GROW by Gilmore, a social media strategy company, Anyah develops data-driven social media strategies focused on authentic community building. She has over 4 years of experience spearheading viral campaigns and producing content for brands like HBCU Buzz, Black & Scholared, SHEIN, and Project Art Collective. She received her BA from Howard University in Political Science and Government. This article has been viewed 42,173 times.
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