TikTok Slideshow Downloader
Paste a photo post link to save every picture and the music.
- JPG Photos
- Download All
- Music as MP3
One Picture
Save any single picture from a photo post.
Every Picture
Download All gives you the full set in one ZIP file.
The Music
Keep the song from the post as an MP3.
Photo posts on TikTok are made to be swiped, not saved. There's no button to keep the pictures, and screenshots crop them. Paste the post's link here with SSSTikTok and you can grab one picture, every picture, or the music.
Saving the Pictures
Copy the post link
In TikTok, open the photo post and choose Share > Copy link.
Paste and download
Paste the link at the top of this page and press Download.
Pick your pictures
A preview of every picture appears. Press the button under the ones you like, or Download All for the full set in one ZIP file.
Saving the Music
Want the song too? Press MP3 and the post's music saves as a small audio file. Keep it next to the pictures and you have the whole post.
Which Option Fits?
| You want… | Choose |
|---|---|
| A wallpaper or one picture | That picture's button |
| A recipe or notes to read later | Download All |
| The song from the post | MP3 |
None of these adds a watermark.
Finding Your Pictures
- Android: open Gallery, or Files > Download.
- iPhone: open Files, then tap a picture, Share and Save Image to put it in Photos.
- Computer: your Downloads folder. Open the ZIP file to see every picture.
Limits Worth Knowing
Private accounts are off-limits; only public posts work. Pictures come in the size TikTok keeps, which may be smaller than the photographer's original. And the pictures still belong to the person who posted them, so ask before you post them anywhere.
Slideshow FAQs
Can I grab every picture in one go?
Yes. Press Download All after the preview loads. You get one ZIP file with every picture.
Can I save the music too?
Yes. Press MP3 to save the post's sound.
Is there a TikTok logo on the pictures?
No. They save clean, with no watermark.
Can I do this on an iPhone?
Yes. Open the page in Safari; the pictures go to the Files app.