TikTok, a platform for short and creative videos, has taken over the online social media game in recent years. TikTok is clearly the next trend, with millions of users continually creating and sharing content. Users may participate in trends while also promoting viral material. If you come across a video that piques your interest, you have various options. This includes liking it and adding it to your favorites list. By simply touching and holding the post you want and pressing “Save video,” you can download and store the video to your device’s gallery. Can you, as the video producer, see who has saved your video on TikTok? As a creator, you’ll want to know who downloads your work, but are you able to find out? This post covers how to save TikTok videos and a lot more.

Can you tell who saved your TikTok video?

We’ll start the debate with a strong “No.” No, you won’t be able to see who saved your video on TikTok. TikTok may be configured to give you alerts when someone engages with your material. This includes liking, sharing, or commenting on your videos, when you acquire new followers, receive a new message, or when your profile is viewed.

How to See Who Saved Your TikTok?

TikTok does not have a feature that allows you to see who saved your TikToks to their photo gallery. TikTok Analytics, whether in personal or commercial mode, provides a variety of analytics on your profile and content performance, such as views over time or which geographical areas your viewers belongs to. However, the statistics do not provide any information on the amount of downloads or who downloaded your TikTok. So, regardless of who the creator is, only the person who started the downloads is aware of the action.

Who can save your TikTok video?

This is a situational question since you have completely allowed the ability to download your posts. The authorisation may be set in two ways:

• The first is to make your account “private,” limiting your material to the eyes of your account’s friends and followers.
• The second technique is more extreme, requiring you to disable the downloads function on all of your posts.

If you deactivate downloads but leave your TikToks open to the public, your videos will still reach a broader audience, but without the ability to save them. Of course, this is not a foolproof solution, since the desire for TikTok downloader tools has resulted in the creation of several downloader websites, such as Snaptik, to download these videos that have the save feature disabled on the app, using the video direct URLs.

How do you manage who can save your TikTok videos?

Although you cannot see a list of users who have downloaded your clips from TikTok, there are techniques to control who may see or download them. To manage who can download your videos, you can make your profile (and all the content placed on it) or individual videos private and accessible only to persons you authorize.

Setting your account to “private” may result in slowing the performance of your videos and preventing them from reaching the world with an invisible door. As an ambitious creator, the approach may be to keep content public while simultaneously removing the download button on all videos.

How to Disable Downloads for TikTok Videos

1.Start the TikTok app. To access your profile, tap the profile icon.

2. Click the burger icon in the upper right corner of the page.

3. Select Settings and privacy from the menu.

4. Tap Privacy under ACCOUNT.

5. Tap Downloads from the list of choices.

6. Toggle off Video downloads to prevent others from downloading your videos.

Does it alert you if someone screen records your TikTok?

One can only imagine the embarrassment that comes with being caught taking a screen capture of someone else’s posts, such as on Snapchat. So, when you see the lack of a download option beneath a TikTok video, your fast fingers may want to hit the screen recording button, but your reasonable side causes you to stop right in the middle of the track, fearful of getting caught. But, fortunately for all TikTok users, it does not inform the creator if their videos are screen recorded. That means, you can record another person’s video or they can record yours without affecting the other.

Is it possible to see who saved your TikTok Live?

Again, the response is unequivocally “No.” TikTok Lives occur in real time and are removed from the public view as the broadcast concludes. While streaming, viewers may use the in-app choices to watch the stream, send gifts, and so on. Those who want to record the “live” event can do so by pressing the screen record button on their phones. That is, they cannot download it, but you cannot prevent them from getting the video through other ways. You can check your Live videos in the app settings under the Live Replay area, which can be downloaded and stored on your device for further review or posting. However, only you can see or download your Live Replay before it is posted as a video on TikTok, not your followers or friends.

Is TikTok keeping records of what you download?

Yes, TikTok keeps an internal track of all account activity performed by a user through an account, even if you aren’t logged in. The TikTok algorithm does not even require you to sign up or log in to an account in order to see or download its material (under public mode). As a result, any videos downloaded from the app serve as cookies to build content recommendations based on your preferences.

Conclusion

TikTok does not send any alerts if you save the video or record it with your screen recording features. Other indications, though, may suggest that you have been watching the videos. Keep this in mind when recording videos from other creators. Hopefully, this post has solved your question about whether you can see who downloads your TikTok posts.