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 — no sign-up needed for your first recordings. 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 the same on a phone.

They disappear. TikTok does not publish replays for viewers — only the creator can access their own replay, and even that expires after 30 days. That's why the only reliable way to keep a livestream is to record it while it's happening.

No. Once a cloud recording starts it runs on our servers, so you can close the tab, lock your phone or lose signal and it keeps going until the stream ends or you stop it. Come back to My Recordings later to download the file. The desktop app works differently — it records on your own machine, so that computer does need to stay on.

Yes — this is a free TikTok live recorder, and your first 5 recordings need no account at all: no sign-up, no card. Each can run up to 2 hours. Sign in with Google when you want 5 recordings a day and a saved library, with an email the moment each one is ready. Recordings are kept for 7 days so you can download them.

You can, but it is the hard way. Screen recording ties up your phone for the whole stream, drains the battery, and bakes in the comments, gifts and notification banners — and it re-encodes whatever your screen shows rather than the original video. Because this recorder captures the stream source itself in the cloud, you get a clean original-quality MP4 with none of that, and you do not have to sit and watch it record.

You do not need one. Open this page in your phone 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.

Recordings are saved as MP4 at the original stream quality — whatever resolution the creator is broadcasting, up to full HD and beyond — with no re-compression and no watermark. Because we capture the stream itself rather than your screen, there are no comments or notification banners burned into the video.