TikTok has become a creative powerhouse where millions of users upload videos daily — from trending dances to valuable how-tos. But as your content reaches wider audiences, one question might cross your mind:
“Can I see who saved my TikTok videos?”
In this blog, we’ll dive into whether TikTok shows you who saves your videos, how to protect your content, and what you can do to maintain control over your creations.
👁️ Can You See Who Saved Your TikTok?
No, TikTok does not currently show you a list of people who saved your video.
Unlike platforms like Instagram that offer some insight into saves (via business accounts), TikTok keeps this data private. Even though users can download or favorite your video, TikTok does not notify you or show who did it.
You can, however, see:
- Total video saves (analytics available to Pro accounts).
- Shares and downloads, if enabled.
- Likes, comments, and profile visits — but not who downloaded or screen-recorded.
📊 How to See If Your Video Was Saved
Even though you can’t see who, you can still track how many times your content has been saved or downloaded.
Here’s how:
- Switch to a Pro/Creator account (if you haven’t already).
- Go to Settings > Account > Switch to Pro Account.
- Open the TikTok app and tap “Creator Tools”.
- Select Analytics > Content.
- Choose the video you’re interested in.
You’ll see:
- Total plays
- Watch time
- Shares
- Saves (under “Video interactions”)
🛡️ How to Protect Your TikTok Content
Worried about others saving, reposting, or misusing your videos? Here are some steps to protect your content and maintain control:
1. Turn Off Video Downloads
Prevent users from downloading your videos to their devices.
- Go to Settings > Privacy > Downloads.
- Toggle off “Allow your videos to be downloaded.”
Note: This won’t prevent people from screen recording your video.
2. Watermark Your Content
TikTok automatically adds a watermark, but you can add your own for extra security:
- Use editing apps like CapCut, InShot, or Canva to place a custom logo or text.
- Position it where it’s harder to crop or cover.
3. Set Videos to Private or Friends-Only
If you’re sharing personal or sensitive content:
- Tap “Who can watch this video” while posting.
- Choose “Friends” or “Only Me”.
This limits exposure and prevents unauthorized saving or sharing.
4. Report Misuse
If someone has stolen or reposted your content:
- Visit the offending video.
- Tap the three dots > Report > Intellectual property infringement.
TikTok takes copyright seriously and often removes content if proven to be stolen.
🔍 Bonus Tip: Use Tiksnap.net to Manage Your Downloads
If you want to download your own TikTok videos without watermarks for use on other platforms, try Tiksnap.net. It’s a free online tool that allows you to:
- Download TikTok videos in HD
- Remove watermarks automatically
- Save MP4 or MP3 formats for reuse
Great for creators looking to repurpose their content while keeping it clean and brandable.
❗ Can Someone Know If I Saved Their TikTok?
No. TikTok does not notify users if you save, download, or favorite their videos.
So while your privacy as a viewer is protected, it also means you won’t know who is saving your own videos either — which is why protective steps are important if you’re a serious creator.
🎯 Final Thoughts
While TikTok doesn’t tell you exactly who is saving your content, it gives you tools to track video performance and limit unwanted saves. If you’re serious about your TikTok brand, protecting your videos with watermarks and adjusting privacy settings is the best way to stay in control.