Tok Live Recorder is a web-based TikTok live recorder. Paste the link of a public TikTok LIVE that's on air, and our servers record the broadcast in its original stream quality while you close the tab or lock your phone. When the LIVE ends, you download the full recording as an MP4.
Because it records the stream itself rather than your screen, your phone's comments and gift banners aren't burned into the video, and no watermark is added. It runs in any browser on a phone or computer, with nothing to install.
Limits worth knowing: it only records public LIVEs that are on air (an ended LIVE can't be recovered), it captures from the moment you start, and cloud files are deleted after a few days, so download them in time.
- Paste a TikTok LIVE link and record it in the cloud
- Keeps recording after you close the tab or lock your phone
- MP4 in the original stream quality, no watermark
- No on-screen comments or gift banners from your device in the video
- Works in any browser, on phone or computer
- Also records Kick LIVE
- Creators archiving their own LIVEs before TikTok's 30-day host replay expires
- Clip editors who need an original-quality source to cut highlights
- Agencies keeping a record of the channels they manage
- Viewers whose favorite creator goes live while they're asleep

Hi Fazier! I'm on the Tok Live Recorder team. We built this because a TikTok LIVE disappears for viewers the moment it ends, and the usual workaround, screen recording on a phone, ties the phone up for hours and bakes every comment and gift banner into the video. Tok Live Recorder records the stream on a server instead: paste the link, walk away, download the MP4. What it can't do, so you know up front: it can't recover a LIVE that has already ended, it only works on public LIVEs, and cloud files are deleted after a few days. You can try it free after signing in. I'd love feedback on two things: does the "record in the cloud" flow make sense the first time you see it, and which platform should we support next on the web?

Hi Fazier! I'm on the Tok Live Recorder team. We built this because a TikTok LIVE disappears for viewers the moment it ends, and the usual workaround, screen recording on a phone, ties the phone up for hours and bakes every comment and gift banner into the video. Tok Live Recorder records the stream on a server instead: paste the link, walk away, download the MP4. What it can't do, so you know up front: it can't recover a LIVE that has already ended, it only works on public LIVEs, and cloud files are deleted after a few days. You can try it free after signing in. I'd love feedback on two things: does the "record in the cloud" flow make sense the first time you see it, and which platform should we support next on the web?
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