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Fetching…Ready to saveSave another clipMP4 · logo-freeHD MP4 · 720p maxMP3 soundTikTok returned no HD copy for this clip, so the plain MP4 above is the sharpest you can get.Your browser kept the clipboard closed. Long-press the box (or press Ctrl+V) and choose Paste.Paste a TikTok video link into the box first.Hmm, that isn't a TikTok video address. In TikTok, use Share › Copy link, then drop it into the box.This isn't a video link: photo posts and other non-video pages aren't supported. Paste the address of a TikTok video instead.TikTok won't give us this clip. Usually it's private, removed or region-locked for our server. Open it in a browser to see whether it plays, or try a different link.TikTok turned the request away this time. Wait a minute, then press the button again.Too many requests are queued on our side. Wait a moment and tap the button once more.Our server hit an error. Wait a little while, then give the button another press.This video is blocked here at the rights holder's request. Try a different clip.No answer from TikTok in time. If your connection is fine, simply have another go.The request never reached us. Check that you're online and tap the button again.This link didn't work out. Have another go, or paste a different video.MusicallyDown: save TikTok clips and their sounds
Paste a TikTok video link and MusicallyDown hands you the clip as a clean MP4, a sharper HD copy when TikTok has one, and the sound as an MP3. It all happens inside your browser: no install, no payment.
- MP4, no watermark
- HD up to 720p
- MP3 sound
What MusicallyDown is
MusicallyDown is a small web tool with a single job: turning a public TikTok video link into files you can keep. You give it the address of a clip, it asks TikTok for the files behind that post, and you get plain download buttons back. There's no feed to scroll and no profile to create.
The name points to why most people come here: a song, a voice or a sound they want to hear again. The site is run independently, with no connection to TikTok, ByteDance or any other website with a similar name.
We don't keep any of it. Each file is passed from TikTok, via our API, directly to whichever phone or computer asked for it.
What you get with MusicallyDown
A clean MP4
The standard video comes without the floating TikTok logo and username, so it looks tidy in your gallery.
The sound on its own
Save just the audio as an MP3: a song snippet, a voice-over or an original sound. It plays on nearly any device.
HD when TikTok has it
If a sharper version of the clip exists, a separate HD button appears, up to 720p. If there isn't one, that button simply stays hidden.
Nothing to install
Works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and Samsung Internet. No app, no browser extension, no sign-up form.
No ads, no pop-ups
No banners, no fake download buttons and no tabs opening behind your back.
Free, every format
The MP4, the HD copy and the MP3 all cost nothing. There's no paid plan keeping the better files locked away.
How to use MusicallyDown in three steps
Grab the address
In the TikTok app, hit the Share arrow on the clip and pick Copy link. On a desktop, the address bar holds the same link.
Paste it at the top
Use the Paste button, or hold your finger on the field and paste. A correct link sets things going without another tap.
Pick a format
Pick MP4, HD or MP3. The file lands wherever your browser normally keeps downloads, which on most devices is a folder called Downloads.
MP4, HD or MP3: which file to choose
Go for the standard MP4 when you want the clip as it looks in the app, at a size that's easy to send in a chat. Choose HD for watching on a tablet, a laptop or a TV, or when small text in the video has to stay readable. The file is bigger, so it uses more data.
Take the MP3 when the picture doesn't matter, such as a talk for the bus ride or a tune to identify later. Our MusicallyDown MP3 guide shows where the audio file lands on each device, and the HD page covers why some clips have no sharper copy.
What MusicallyDown can't save
MusicallyDown handles TikTok video posts and nothing else. It doesn't save photo posts or image carousels, Stories, LIVE broadcasts, profile pictures or Douyin links.
Private clips, videos shared only with friends, and posts that were deleted or blocked in our region can't be fetched either, because TikTok doesn't hand them out without access.
Saving clips fairly
A download button doesn't change who owns a video. Keep what you save for personal use, ask the creator before posting their work anywhere else, and give credit when you share. Songs in clips are often licensed music, so treat an MP3 as something for your own ears rather than material for a new upload.
MusicallyDown questions, answered
What is MusicallyDown?
An independent web tool for saving TikTok videos and their sounds. It is not TikTok and ByteDance doesn't run it; sites with look-alike names are separate projects we have no link to. We build and maintain this one ourselves.
Does it cost anything or show ads?
No to both. All three formats are free, and there are no ads, pop-ups or sponsored buttons anywhere on the site.
Do I need an account or an app?
Neither. You don't sign up with us and you never log in to TikTok here. A phone, tablet or computer with an up-to-date browser is enough.
Why does the MP4 have no watermark?
TikTok keeps a copy of each clip without the logo overlay; the watermark is added when you save through the app's own button. MusicallyDown asks for the copy without the overlay.
Can I keep only the song?
Yes. Once the clip loads, press MP3 sound. You get the audio exactly as it plays in that post, including any talking over the music.
Why didn't my link work?
Usually because the clip is private, was taken down, or can't be watched from the region our service fetches from. Open the link in a browser while logged out; if it plays there, try again. When TikTok is busy, a minute's wait tends to help.
Does MusicallyDown work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Use Safari on iPhone and iPad, and Chrome or Samsung Internet on Android. Safari asks before it saves a file; tap Download and look in the Files app afterwards.