Paste a TikTok live link and the server starts recording right away, even if you close the page. When the stream ends, or you hit “Stop & save”, you get an MP4 file. TikTok live links look like tiktok.com/@username/live. You can paste the link exactly as copied from the app, even with extra parameters after the “?” — we clean it up automatically.
Recording starts when you click. You can close the page and come back later from the same browser.
No — recording starts when you click “Start”. Anything before that can't be captured from a live stream.
We save the video exactly as TikTok broadcasts it, with no re-encoding — usually up to 720p, depending on the streamer's settings.
No. Recording runs on the server; you'll find it when you come back from the same browser.
Files are deleted automatically after 1 hours, so download yours before then.
Only save content you own or have permission to keep, and respect creators' rights and the platform's terms.