Slideshows are the format other downloaders miss
A TikTok slideshow isn't a video file, even though it plays like one. Under the hood it's a stack of separate images that the app cycles through over a music track, with the timing handled client-side. That's exactly why most video downloaders return an error, a blank file, or just the audio when you feed them a slideshow link: they're looking for an MP4 that doesn't exist.
SnapTik recognises the format and handles it properly. Paste a slideshow link and, instead of one broken video, you get what the post actually holds, which is every slide as its own full-resolution image plus the soundtrack as a separate MP3. Nothing is dropped and nothing gets flattened into a screen recording.
How to download a TikTok slideshow
- Open the slideshow in TikTok, tap the Share arrow, and choose Copy link. The browser address bar works just as well.
- Paste the link in the box at the top of this page and press Download.
- SnapTik detects the slide format automatically and switches to image mode. No settings involved.
- Save individual slides with one tap each, and grab the MP3 if you want the music that went with them.
Every slide, full resolution, up to 35 per post
TikTok allows up to 35 images in a single photo post, and heavy formats like recipe walkthroughs and study guides use every one of them. SnapTik fetches the complete set regardless of count, each image at the resolution it was uploaded in. Compare that with screen-recording the slideshow, which locks you to your screen's resolution, bakes in the interface, and forces you to pause the recording on every slide.
The soundtrack survives too
Half the identity of a slideshow is its music. The MP3 button in the results gives you the full track as it plays in the post, so a saved slideshow doesn't have to become a silent folder of images. If you only came for the sound, that works too; take the MP3 and skip the slides entirely.
Rebuilding the slideshow as a video
If you need the post as a single shareable video, the pieces you download here come together in a few minutes. Drop the images onto the timeline of any editor (CapCut, iMovie, DaVinci Resolve, or most phone gallery editors), lay the MP3 underneath, and export. You set the timing on each slide yourself, so you end up with more control than the original post gave you. A direct slideshow-to-MP4 button is on our roadmap, which will take this step off your hands later on.
Single images and photo dumps without music timing are covered on the TikTok photo downloader page. For everything else, start at the TikTok video downloader or read the step-by-step download guide.