Long slideshows are the worst thing to save one tap at a time. Paste the link and we bundle every image into a single ZIP, numbered in the order the creator arranged them.
Why bulk matters
Browsers throttle rapid consecutive downloads and start asking permission halfway through. Bundling on the server sidesteps the whole mess.
The server fetches every image and streams back a single archive, so the browser sees one clean save instead of a burst it wants to block.
Files come out as photo-01, photo-02, and so on, matching the order in the post. Sorting by name reproduces the slideshow exactly.
The ZIP wraps the original images without touching them. Unpack it and you have the same files, pixel for pixel.
The sound is a standalone MP3 button rather than a file inside the archive, so you can grab it without unpacking anything.
How to bulk save
Share, then Copy link, on any public slideshow post. Short vm.tiktok.com links are fine too.
We resolve the post and show the full grid, so you can confirm it caught every image before downloading.
One tap builds the archive and saves it. Larger sets take a moment while the server packs them.
Carousels resolve to the archive, the individual images, and the sound.
Everything specific to bulk slideshow downloads.
Any TikTok post built from multiple still images instead of a video. TikTok calls them photo posts; elsewhere you will see slideshow, carousel, or image post — they are the same thing.
Paste the post link at the top of the page. Above the image grid you will find Download all as ZIP, which packages every picture into one file.
Yes, up to sixty images per archive — comfortably above the longest posts TikTok allows. Each file keeps its position in the original sequence.
Because most people want one or the other, not both. Keeping the MP3 as its own button means you can grab the sound without downloading and unpacking an archive of images you did not need.
Probably not. The server downloads every image before it can finish the archive, so a forty-image post genuinely takes longer than a four-image one. Give it a few seconds before retrying.
