TikTok Batch Downloader (Multi-Link, One at a Time)
Paste several public TikTok URLs (one per line) and process them one after another. This is a scoped, honest convenience: it's faster than re-pasting each link into the homepage, but it is not a ZIP-bundle tool, not a by-username profile scraper, and not magic parallel download. Each link uses the same per-link pipeline as the homepage. Up to 10 links per batch.
Sequential processing with a small delay between links to respect rate limits.
What this is, and what it isn't
This page accepts a list of public TikTok URLs, validates each one, and calls our existing per-link parse pipeline (the same one the homepage uses) sequentially. You get a row per link with status: queued → parsing → done (or error). When a link finishes, you see download buttons (HD MP4, no-watermark, MP3) for that link. No tab switching, no re-pasting. That's the whole feature.
Why it isn't a ZIP bundle
True ZIP-bundle would require us to download the videos to our servers first, package them into a zip, and serve that zip to your browser. We deliberately don't proxy media bytes — browser fetches each file directly from TikTok's CDN. That's a privacy decision (we structurally cannot keep a per-user history of what you downloaded) and a cost decision (bandwidth would be huge). Tools that offer ZIP bulk are usually either proxying bytes (with all the privacy/cost implications) or producing fake "ZIP" placeholders. We pick neither path.
Why it isn't by-username bulk
"Give me all videos from @creator" is the most-requested feature on every downloader, and we explicitly don't build it. To get all videos from a profile, a tool would need to scrape TikTok's profile pagination programmatically — that's against TikTok's terms of service, and tools that do it get IP-banned by TikTok within hours. Even when it works briefly, it inflates request load by 50× or more per user, which would make the free service unsustainable. The scoped-honest version is: you bring the specific links you want. We process them. The copy-link guide covers how to grab them efficiently.
How the rate limit interacts with batches
The Snagtik API rate-limits requests per IP (around 30 per minute for normal use, configurable per IP). A batch of 10 links uses 10 requests — well within budget for one user. Two users on the same NAT (office Wi-Fi, university) sharing a public IP could conflict; if you hit the limit, the row turns red with "rate limited — wait a moment" and you can retry that row. We add a small client-side delay between links (about 600 ms) to spread the load.
What happens to each individual link
For each URL, the row goes through these states: queued (waiting for the previous link to finish), parsing (POST to /api/parse), done (resolved with the title, thumbnail, and three download buttons), or error (with a specific reason). The error reasons are the same as the single-link flow: private video, video not found, region-blocked, rate-limited, network error. There's no special "batch-only" failure mode. The troubleshooting guide covers each one.
When the batch is the right tool
This is the right tool when you have 3–10 specific links you copied from somewhere (a friend's WhatsApp, a Twitter thread, your own watch-later list) and you want to save them all without 10× the manual paste-and-click. It's not the right tool when you want every video a creator has ever posted (use the homepage one-by-one and accept the friction), when you want a single zip file (technically possible elsewhere but not honestly without bytes-proxying), or when you want background processing (this runs in your tab; close the tab, the queue stops). For everything that fits inside those limits, the batch saves real time.