TikTok Live Recorder

Copy the link of a livestream that is running right now, paste it into the box on this page and press record — sign in with Google or email and you get 2 free recordings a day. Our servers record the stream in its original quality while you do something else, and the finished MP4 appears right here on the page for you to download. Nothing to install, and it works in any browser.

Creators can check their own LIVE replay options in TikTok. Viewers may find a replay the creator has shared or a copy recorded earlier. This tool cannot recover a past broadcast that it did not capture just from its live link. Start while the live is running to save the portion that follows.

No. Once a cloud recording starts it runs on our servers, so you can close the tab or lock your phone. Recording ends when you stop it, the stream ends, your recording limit is reached or the stream becomes unavailable. Come back to My Recordings to download the file after processing. The desktop app records on your own machine, so that computer needs to stay on.

Yes — you can try this TikTok live recorder free. Sign in with Google or email (no card) and you get 2 cloud recordings a day, up to 20 minutes each, plus auto-record for one creator, a saved library and an email the moment each one is ready. For full-length lives and auto-record for more creators, Pro ($79/year) records up to 3 hours per recording and Studio up to 6 hours. Recordings are kept for 3 days on Free, 7 on Pro and 30 on Studio so you can download them.

Yes. Screen recording is useful if you want visible comments and reactions along with the live. Keep playback and screen capture running, and test the audio first. Cloud recording captures the broadcast stream rather than your viewing interface; text already embedded in the broadcast remains. Choose the method that captures what you want to keep.

You do not need one. Open this page in any browser, paste the LIVE link and the recording runs on our servers — so there is no APK to sideload, no extension to break and no app to install on iPhone or Android. That also means your phone is not tied up and the battery is not drained while the stream records.

Yes — that's exactly what TokLiveRecorder is built for: creators archiving their own broadcasts, teams recording channels they manage, and anyone capturing streams they have permission to save. You're responsible for having the rights to record a stream and for complying with platform terms.

Online recording covers TikTok and Kick LIVE today. The desktop app additionally records Twitch, YouTube live streams and X (Twitter) broadcasts — paste a link from any of them — and can capture any application window on your computer.

The full recording is an MP4 at the captured source quality; resolution depends on the stream available to the recorder. The short web preview is optimized for playback and is not the full-quality download. We do not add your viewing interface or notification banners, but graphics already inside the broadcast remain.