Downloading From Instagram, X, Facebook and Likee

Paste the TikTok link into SSTikTok and choose the clean MP4 option. SSTikTok fetches the original source file rather than recording the overlay version, so no logo is burned in.

Copy the Likee link, paste it into the box above, and pick the MP4 option. SSTikTok asks Likee for the source file it serves to browsers rather than the in-app copy that carries the logo, so no watermark is burned into the picture.

Yes. Open SSTikTok in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, paste the link and tap Download. On iPhone the file lands in Files; on Android it goes to your Downloads folder.

No, and it is worth being straight about it: Likee publishes one file per video — an MP4 with the sound already inside it — and no separate audio track. SSTikTok hands you that original file untouched. If you need the audio on its own, you would split it out after downloading; we do not re-encode it into an MP3, because re-encoding is how downloaders quietly degrade your sound.

Open the Reel, tap Share → Copy link, paste it into the box above and pick a format. SSTikTok fetches the file Instagram's own player uses, so you get the original upload rather than a screen recording.

Yes. Open SSTikTok in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, paste the link and tap Download. On iPhone the file lands in Files; on Android it goes to your Downloads folder.

Open the post, copy its link, paste it into the box above and pick a rendition. SSTikTok fetches the file X's own player uses, so you get the original upload rather than a re-encoded copy.

Yes. Open SSTikTok in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, paste the link and tap Download. On iPhone the file lands in Files; on Android it goes to your Downloads folder.

Copy the video's link, paste it into the box above and pick a rendition. SSTikTok fetches the file Facebook's own player uses, so you get the original upload rather than a re-encoded copy.

Yes. Open SSTikTok in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, paste the link and tap Download. On iPhone the file lands in Files; on Android it goes to your Downloads folder.