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TikTok's data download request (usually found in Settings > Account > Download Your Data) does include your videos, likes, comments, and followers list - basically everything tied to your account. The file typically arrives within a few days, though it can take up to a week depending on how much content you have, and it comes as a compressed folder you can extract on your computer.

want to know if you're looking to save the actual video files or just keep a record of what you liked? the data download request does bundle everything - videos, likes, comments, your follower graph - but here's the thing most people miss: the video files come as lower-quality exports, not the crisp originals you see in-app. if you want high-quality versions of your own uploads, you're better off screenshotting or screen-recording them directly before deleting the app. the download request itself usually takes anywhere from a few hours to maybe a day or two depending on how much data you have, then tiktok emails you a link to grab the file.

David_81 asker Screen-recording my uploads sounds like the move for quality - figured the export would be compressed. How long did yours take to arrive once you requested it?

The data package takes anywhere from a few days to a couple weeks depending on how much content you have, so don't wait til the last minute if you're planning to delete soon. Worth noting that the downloaded files come as a compressed folder with JSONs and video files, so you'll want to extract it somewhere with enough storage space before you start sorting through what you actually want to keep.

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