As the favorite social media app among the Gen Z population, TikTok offers a great variety of video editing options that allow users to create exciting videos and share them with their followers.
TikTok also enables you to put together multiple separate recordings and create a video. But to edit together several videos, you need to have drafts in the camera roll to upload them into the TikTok editor, but without posting them.
However, there’s no option in the creating phase, or ‘save’ button, to save a draft to your device gallery.
Nevertheless, there’s a workaround that lets you save TikTok videos without the watermark and without posting them.
Continue reading below to discover how to save TikToks without posting.
Basically, there are two methods that allow you to save TikToks without posting them.
This method allows you to post the video to the private uploads on your profile and at the same time saves it to your camera roll.
The second method involves two phases: uploading the video as ‘private’ and saving the posted private video to your device.
Phase 1: Upload the video as ‘private’.
Phase 2: Save the private video to your device.
The video is now saved to your camera roll. However, you’ll see that videos saved this way have the watermark and your username on it, which may be a real nuisance when you try to mix separate clips to create one video.
If you want to know how to download TikTok videos without the watermark, read our blog post on that topic.
Unfortunately, there is no built-in feature that allows you to save drafts to your camera roll. Luckily, there’s a workaround that allows you to save the draft to your device.
Next, explore how to save someone else’s TikTok videos to your camera roll.
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