Frequently asked questions

Not inside TikTok. The app removes reposts one at a time from each video's share sheet, with no multi-select and no delete-all control. Clearing hundreds in one go needs a tool that drives the same removal action from a list you can manage.

Open the video, tap the share arrow on the right-hand side, then tap Remove repost. TikTok confirms with a brief message and the video leaves the Reposts tab on your profile.

On your own profile, in the row of tabs under your bio, marked with a loop-arrow icon. It only appears once you have at least one active repost.

No. You are withdrawing your recommendation, not touching the creator's post. Their video, views and comments are unaffected and they are not notified.

Almost certainly TikTok's 24-hour limit on repost removals. Removals begin failing quietly rather than showing an error. Stop, let the window reset, and continue the next day.

Removing your own reposts is a normal account action, not a policy violation. What can happen is temporary rate limiting, which clears by itself. Retrying aggressively against a limit is the thing to avoid.

It loads every video you have reposted on TikTok into one searchable list on your device, then removes the ones you select — individually or as a queue that runs through hundreds without you tapping each one.

No. It only removes reposts, which are other creators' videos you shared to your followers. Your own posts, liked videos and favorites are never touched.

The free tier covers up to 100 removals a day. Premium raises the in-app ceiling to 1,000 and removes the cooldown between deletions. TikTok applies its own 24-hour limit on top, which no app can lift.

Yes. Search by caption or creator, filter by how old a repost is, and multi-select. Clearing everything older than 90 days while keeping recent shares is a filter rather than a manual review.

The queue stops rather than burning through the rest of your list against a closed door, and tells you where it stopped. Your remaining reposts are still there when you resume.

Reposts on Instagram work differently from TikTok's, and this app is built specifically for TikTok. If you need Instagram, look for a tool built for that platform rather than assuming a TikTok cleaner will handle it.

You sign in to TikTok inside the app on your own device. The session and your repost list are stored locally on the phone, nothing is uploaded to our servers, and we never see or store your password.

Let your repost list finish loading, then switch the phone to airplane mode. If the full list is still readable with no connection, it is genuinely stored locally.

Anonymous diagnostics only — crash reports and aggregate usage statistics through Firebase, and purchase state through RevenueCat. No personally identifiable information, no repost content and no credentials.

No, never. A repost cleaner has no legitimate need for your password on someone else's server. Handing it over gives that operator full control of your account.

No. It is an independent utility and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to TikTok or ByteDance Ltd. “TikTok” is a trademark of its respective owner and is used descriptively.

Yes, with limits. The free tier fetches your complete repost history and removes up to 100 reposts a day. Premium is optional and adds bulk removal and a higher ceiling.

$4.99 per week as a subscription, or $19.99 as a one-time Lifetime purchase. Prices are in US dollars; your local currency and any tax are shown by the App Store or Google Play before you confirm.

From your App Store or Google Play account settings, at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Cancellation is handled by the store, not in the app.

Purchases made through the App Store or Google Play are refunded by Apple and Google under their own policies. For anything bought directly from us, contact support and we will handle it ourselves.