🗂️ Pick exactly what you want
Every image gets a checkbox, with select-all when you want the full set. Nothing downloads until you choose.
Paste a TikTok photo post to open every image in a gallery. Save the ones you want, download the whole set as a ZIP, or render the slideshow into a video with its original sound.
Paste a TikTok photo or slideshow link above to open the image gallery.
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• Image galleries (ZIP/Individual)
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TikTok photo carousels are awkward to keep. Screenshotting loses quality and adds interface clutter, and screen recording turns a set of stills into a shaky video. This tool takes the post apart properly: paste the link and every image appears in a gallery at the size TikTok serves it, ready to select and download.
There are three ways out. Download single images for a moodboard or reference. Tick the ZIP option to get the whole carousel in one archive. Or use the slideshow render to rebuild the post as an MP4 — each photo held on screen in sequence, with the original TikTok sound laid underneath, which is what you want when the destination is another video platform.
Every image gets a checkbox, with select-all when you want the full set. Nothing downloads until you choose.
Long carousels come down as a single archive instead of a dozen separate files fighting your browser’s download prompt.
The render stitches your images into an MP4 with the post’s own audio — each photo scaled and padded so mixed aspect ratios still fit cleanly.
The render runs server-side with FFmpeg. Your selected images are placed in order, each held on screen for a few seconds, and scaled then padded onto a consistent canvas so a portrait photo next to a landscape one does not stretch or crop badly. If the post has audio, that track is laid underneath and the clip ends cleanly when the shorter of the two runs out.
Expect it to take about 15 to 60 seconds depending on how many photos you selected — it is doing real video encoding, not a browser trick. The result is a normal MP4 you can upload anywhere or edit further.
Designers and marketers pulling reference material into a moodboard. Creators archiving their own photo posts before an account change. Anyone repurposing a carousel for a platform that prefers video over stills. And people who simply want the picture at full size instead of a cropped screenshot.
If the post you are saving is a normal video rather than a photo set, use the TikTok video downloader instead — same field, different result card.
Only public posts can be processed; private, deleted and region-locked carousels never expose their images. Photos come back at the resolution TikTok stores, which is already compressed compared with the creator’s original file. And the same courtesy applies as with video: saving someone’s photo set for personal reference is ordinary, republishing it as your own is not.