TikTok Scraper – Videos, Profiles, Hashtags, Comments, Subtitles & API

Scrape TikTok videos, profiles, hashtags, keyword search results, sounds, live streams, comments, subtitles, and downloadable media from one Actor.

Use four input lists for hashtags, profiles, searches, and TikTok URLs. Mix them in the same run, apply filters or sorting when needed, and export structured results as JSON, CSV, or Excel. No TikTok login, cookies, browser, or proxy configuration is required.

Key features

• 🔎 Nine query types in one Actor: keyword search, hashtag feeds, creator videos, profile details, single videos, sounds, creator search, live streams, and mixed searches.
• 💬 Comments: collect top-level comments with author data, likes, reply counts, timestamps, and permalinks.
• 📝 TikTok subtitles: fetch available caption tracks as raw WebVTT and plain text, with one entry per language.
• ⬇️ Media downloads: optionally store video files, photo-post slides, thumbnails, creator avatars, and sound covers.
• 📊 Structured TikTok data: numeric engagement counts, ISO-8601 timestamps, direct URLs, authorMeta, musicMeta, and videoMeta.
• 🎯 Filtering and sorting: filter by date, views, likes, or follower counts and sort by relevance, latest, or popular.
• 👤 Creator discovery: search for profiles or keep one video per author with uniqueAuthors.
• 🔗 TikTok URL detection: route video, photo, profile, hashtag, music, live, and supported short links automatically.
• ⚙️ Automation-ready: run manually, schedule it on Apify, or call the TikTok Scraper API from your own application.
• 🌐 No session setup: there is no proxyConfiguration, cookie, login, or browser input to maintain.

What this TikTok Scraper does

The Actor accepts four main types of input and determines how to process each entry.

Capability	What it returns
Keyword search	Videos matching a search term in captions and metadata
Hashtag feed	Videos published under a specific TikTok hashtag
Creator videos	Videos posted by a TikTok profile
Profile details	Profile metadata such as followers, following, likes, bio, verification, and account status
Single video	Metadata for an individual TikTok video or photo post
Sound/music	Metadata for a TikTok sound, including title, artist, playable URL, artwork, and usage count when available
Creator search	Profiles matching a keyword
Live streams	Live-room metadata, viewer counts, likes, owner details, cover image, and status
Mixed search	Multiple supported entry points processed in one run

Video results can include views, likes, shares, comments, saves, caption text, hashtags, mentions, timestamps, ad status, dimensions, duration, definition, format, creator information, music information, cover URLs, and direct video URLs.

Profile results contain profile counts and metadata. They do not return lists of follower or following usernames.

Supported use cases

Use the Actor for:

• TikTok trend and hashtag research.
• Creator and influencer discovery.
• Brand, product, and competitor monitoring.
• Social listening using TikTok comments.
• Engagement and content-performance analysis.
• Building TikTok datasets for dashboards or research.
• Collecting caption tracks for text analysis.
• Saving public TikTok videos, photo slides, covers, avatars, or sound artwork.
• Scheduled TikTok monitoring and data-export workflows.
• Feeding structured TikTok data into applications through the TikTok Scraper API.

TikTok Scraper input parameters

At least one of hashtags, profiles, searchQueries, or postURLs must contain a value. If all four are empty, the run stops with invalid_input.

Field	Default	Description
hashtags	—	Hashtags to scrape. The leading # is optional.
profiles	—	TikTok usernames. The leading @ is optional.
searchQueries	—	Keyword searches.
postURLs	—	Full TikTok URLs. Supported routing includes videos, photo posts, profiles, hashtags, sounds/music, live links, and supported short links.
maxItems	100	Hard total result cap for the run.
maxItemsPerQuery	0	0 derives a per-query cap from maxItems, never below 12 and never above 200. Set an explicit number to use an exact per-query limit.
uniqueAuthors	false	Keep at most one video per author.
sortBy	relevance	relevance, latest, or popular.
dateFrom	—	Keep posts on or after this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD.
dateTo	—	Keep posts on or before this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD.
minPlayCount	0	Minimum video play count.
minLikes	0	Minimum video like count.
maxLikes	0	Maximum video like count.
minFollowers	0	Minimum creator follower count.
maxFollowers	0	Maximum creator follower count.
excludePinnedPosts	false	Remove pinned posts from profiles inputs. Search and hashtag rows use isPinned: null, so this option does not remove them.
enrichProfiles	false	Fetch follower, following, and video counts for profiles. Billable when enrichment succeeds.
includeComments	false	Collect comments for videos. Comments do not count toward maxItems. Billable per returned comment.
commentsPerPost	50	Maximum number of top-level comments requested per video.
includeSubtitles	false	Fetch TikTok caption tracks as WebVTT and plain text. Billable when a track is fetched for a video.
downloadVideos	false	Store video media or photo-post slides in the run's storage and expose stored URLs.
downloadThumbnails	true	Store the video's cover when media downloads are enabled.
downloadProfileAvatars	true	Store the creator's avatar when media downloads are enabled.
downloadSoundCovers	true	Store the sound artwork when media downloads are enabled.

Quick-start examples

Scrape a hashtag and keyword together

{
  "hashtags": ["#fitness"],
  "searchQueries": ["home workout"],
  "maxItems": 50
}

Scrape videos from a profile

{
  "profiles": ["catcafe"],
  "maxItems": 50
}

Scrape one TikTok video with comments and subtitles

{
  "postURLs": [
    "https://www.tiktok.com/@user/video/1234567890123456789"
  ],
  "includeComments": true,
  "commentsPerPost": 50,
  "includeSubtitles": true
}

Download TikTok media and companion files

{
  "hashtags": ["#fitness"],
  "maxItems": 20,
  "downloadVideos": true,
  "downloadThumbnails": true,
  "downloadProfileAvatars": true,
  "downloadSoundCovers": true
}

Important workflows and operating modes

How the four input lists are interpreted

The input list determines the default meaning of an entry.

Input	cat means
hashtags	Videos tagged with #cat
searchQueries	Videos matching the keyword cat
profiles	Videos posted by @cat
postURLs	The TikTok object represented by the full URL

Keyword search and hashtag search are different. searchQueries searches captions and metadata, while hashtags requests the tagged feed.

TikTok URL routing

A full TikTok URL in postURLs is routed according to what it represents. Supported forms include:

• https://www.tiktok.com/@user/video/<id>
• https://www.tiktok.com/@user/photo/<id>
• https://www.tiktok.com/@user
• TikTok /tag/... links
• TikTok /music/... links
• TikTok /live/... links
• vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com short links, resolved on a best-effort basis

A URL must begin with http:// or https://. A value such as /tag/cat or a short link with its scheme removed is interpreted as a keyword rather than a URL.

Profile and creator-search prefixes

These special query forms are also supported:

• user:cat returns the profile's own details instead of the profile's videos.
• users:cat performs creator search and returns profiles matching the keyword.
• A music: entry returns the sound's metadata rather than a list of videos using the sound.

Filtering, sorting, and deduplication

You can filter video results with:

• dateFrom and dateTo
• minPlayCount
• minLikes
• maxLikes
• minFollowers
• maxFollowers

Use sortBy: "latest" for newest results or sortBy: "popular" for popularity-based ordering. relevance is the default.

uniqueAuthors: true keeps one video per creator.

Results are deduplicated across queries. Filtering and deduplication happen after fetching, so the final number of rows can be lower than maxItems.

excludePinnedPosts applies to profile video lists because TikTok supplies the pinned flag there. Search and hashtag results use isPinned: null.

Comment options

Set:

{
  "includeComments": true,
  "commentsPerPost": 50
}

Comments are collected with the author's handle, name, and avatar, like counts, reply counts, timestamps, and permalinks. Comments do not consume the video's maxItems allowance.

Each comment reports how many replies it has through replyCommentTotal, and carries isReply. There is no separate reply-depth or reply-limit input.

Subtitles and captions

Set:

{
  "includeSubtitles": true
}

For videos where TikTok provides captions, subtitles contains one entry per available language with:

• lang
• source
• format
• text — raw WebVTT
• plain — flattened plain text

source: "ASR" means TikTok generated the caption track. Other source values represent uploader-supplied tracks.

Videos without available caption tracks do not receive empty caption rows.

Media downloads

Set downloadVideos: true to store media in the run's key-value store.

For a normal video, the Actor can store:

• The video file.
• The thumbnail/cover.
• The creator avatar.
• The sound cover.

The stored URLs are exposed through mediaUrls and dedicated fields such as downloadedVideo.

Direct URLs such as videoUrl and coverUrl are available on video rows even when storage downloads are disabled.

Photo posts

TikTok photo posts do not contain a video file. For a photo post:

• isPhotoPost is true.
• Slides are stored in TikTok's original order.
• Each file uses <video id>_slide_NN.jpg.
• downloadedSlides contains the stored URLs.
• mediaUrls starts with the slide URLs.
• Successfully storing the photo post generates one video-downloaded event, the same billing unit used for a stored video.

A normal video uses isPhotoPost: false.

Download recovery

Each failed download is retried twice. If all attempts fail:

• The video metadata row is still returned.
• The failure is added to the ERRORS key-value-store record.
• The row can still contain videoUrl and coverUrl for your own retrieval attempt.

If an extra file — a cover, avatar, or sound cover — is no longer available on TikTok, the run notes it in the log and continues. The video itself is unaffected.

Run restarts

If Apify restarts a run, work already completed is not repeated: media that was stored is reused, rows that were delivered are not pushed twice, and comments that were already delivered are not billed twice.

Output structure and examples

Results use typed values. Counts are numbers rather than numeric strings, timestamps use ISO-8601 where documented, and TikTok URLs are provided as ready-to-use strings.

Results live in one dataset, presented as separate tables. Failures are not rows — they go to the ERRORS key-value-store record.

Rows use type to distinguish video, user, music, and live.

Where applicable, rows also contain searchQuery and searchQueryType so results remain traceable to their input.

Default dataset views

View	Contents
Overview 📊	Avatar, author, text, five engagement counts, duration, sound, timestamp, video URL, and downloaded file
Posts 📄	Cover, text, counts, duration, ad flag, hashtags, author, URL, and timestamp
Comments 💬	One row per comment: text, author handle/name/avatar, likes, replies, reply flag, posted time, permalink, and the parent video's URL
Authors 👤	Avatar, name, nickname, verification, bio, followers, video count, and private status
Music 🎵	Artwork, music name, author, original flag, ID, and playable URL
Video 🎬	Cover, duration, definition, format, dimensions, and downloaded link

These views are projections designed primarily around video rows. Because the shared dataset also contains user, music, and live rows, a non-video row can appear with empty cells in a video-oriented view. Filter API results by type when you need one object type only.

Video result

{
  "type": "video",
  "id": "7670954639625538823",
  "webVideoUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@thecatsdrops/video/7670954639625538823",
  "text": "The cat #viral #catsvideo",
  "textLanguage": "en",
  "createTime": 1786033312,
  "createTimeISO": "2026-08-06T16:21:52Z",
  "diggCount": 4660,
  "shareCount": 215,
  "playCount": 312200,
  "commentCount": 252,
  "collectCount": 1029,
  "isAd": false,
  "isPinned": null,
  "hashtags": [
    {
      "name": "viral"
    },
    {
      "name": "catsvideo"
    }
  ],
  "mentions": [],
  "videoMeta": {
    "coverUrl": "https://p16-common-sign.tiktokcdn.com/…",
    "duration": 70,
    "width": 576,
    "height": 1024,
    "definition": "540p",
    "format": "mp4"
  },
  "authorMeta": {
    "id": "7628616679741178896",
    "name": "thecatsdrops",
    "nickName": "The CatDrop",
    "profileUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@thecatsdrops",
    "fans": 13400,
    "following": 185,
    "video": 281,
    "heart": 62900,
    "verified": false,
    "privateAccount": false,
    "avatar": "https://p16-common-sign.tiktokcdn.com/…",
    "signature": "…"
  },
  "musicMeta": {
    "musicName": "som original",
    "musicAuthor": "The CatDrop",
    "musicOriginal": true,
    "musicId": "7670954682017139476",
    "playUrl": "https://sf16-ies-music.tiktokcdn.com/obj/…",
    "coverMediumUrl": "https://p16-va.tiktokcdn.com/…"
  },
  "videoUrl": "https://v16-webapp-prime.tiktok.com/video/tos/…",
  "searchQuery": "#cats",
  "searchQueryType": "hashtag",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-20T19:18:53Z"
}

When optional features are enabled, video rows can additionally contain:

Field	Condition	Meaning
comments	includeComments	The video's comments as an array (empty when it has none). Each entry carries the prefixed comment… fields shown in the Comments table.
subtitles	includeSubtitles	Caption tracks containing lang, source, format, raw WebVTT text, and plain text
downloadedVideo	downloadVideos	Stored video URL
downloadedCover	downloadVideos + thumbnail enabled	Stored cover URL
downloadedAvatar	downloadVideos + avatar enabled	Stored creator-avatar URL
downloadedSoundCover	downloadVideos + sound-cover enabled	Stored sound-artwork URL
isPhotoPost	Media workflow	true for photo posts and false for normal videos
downloadedSlides	Downloaded photo post	Ordered stored slide URLs
mediaUrls	downloadVideos	All stored media URLs; video first for normal videos and slides first for photo posts

Profile result

{
  "type": "user",
  "id": "6714483547013583877",
  "uniqueId": "meow__cash",
  "nickName": "Cash",
  "profileUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@meow__cash",
  "avatarLarger": "https://p16-common-sign.tiktokcdn.com/…",
  "signature": "…",
  "verified": false,
  "privateAccount": false,
  "fans": 4600000,
  "following": 631,
  "videoCount": 435,
  "heart": 118100000,
  "searchQuery": "@meow__cash",
  "searchQueryType": "profile"
}

Comments

Comments are nested on their video row and expanded into the Comments 💬 table. Each entry uses prefixed field names so it cannot collide with the video's own columns:

{
  "comments": [
    {
      "commentId": "7395xxxxxxxxxxxxx",
      "commentText": "so cute 😭",
      "commentLanguage": "en",
      "commentAuthor": "fan_of_cats",
      "commentAuthorName": "Cat Fan",
      "commentAuthorAvatar": "https://p16-common-sign.tiktokcdn.com/…",
      "commentLikes": 1204,
      "commentReplies": 3,
      "commentIsReply": false,
      "commentCreatedAt": "2026-08-06T16:35:02Z",
      "commentUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@thecatsdrops/video/7670954639625538823?comment_id=7395…"
    }
  ]
}

Expanded by the Comments table, each row also shows the parent video's webVideoUrl, text, and searchQuery.

Sound result

A sound lookup returns the sound's metadata rather than automatically returning every video using that sound.

{
  "type": "music",
  "id": "7670954682017139476",
  "title": "som original",
  "artist": "The CatDrop",
  "album": null,
  "durationSec": 30,
  "videoCount": 41200,
  "isOriginal": true,
  "playUrl": "https://sf16-ies-music.tiktokcdn.com/…",
  "coverUrl": "https://p16-va.tiktokcdn.com/…",
  "createTime": "2026-08-06T16:20:00Z",
  "searchQuery": "#cats",
  "searchQueryType": "hashtag"
}

Live-stream result

{
  "type": "live",
  "id": "7395xxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "title": "cat cafe live",
  "viewers": 1520,
  "likes": 8400,
  "status": 2,
  "startTime": "2026-09-20T18:00:00Z",
  "coverUrl": "https://p19-webcast.tiktokcdn.com/…",
  "owner": {
    "uniqueId": "catcafe",
    "nickname": "Cat Café",
    "id": "6791xxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "profileUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@catcafe"
  },
  "searchQuery": "cats",
  "searchQueryType": "live"
}

Error result

Failures are not mixed into the normal dataset. They are written to an ERRORS record in the run's key-value store.

{
  "type": "error",
  "errorCode": "upstream_blocked",
  "errorMessage": "blocked by TikTok",
  "inputSource": "#blocked",
  "inputType": "hashtag"
}

The ERRORS record exists only when something fails.

Open it under Storage → Key-value store, or access the record through the run's key-value-store API:

…/key-value-stores/default/records/ERRORS

TikTok Scraper API usage

Every Actor run can be started programmatically through the Apify API.

Use the Actor ID shown in the Actor's API tab and your Apify API token.

Run the Actor and return dataset items

curl -X POST \
  "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/<ACTOR_ID>/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=$APIFY_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "hashtags": ["#fitness"],
    "searchQueries": ["home workout"],
    "maxItems": 50
  }'

The run's Output tab exposes its dataset endpoint in this form:

…/datasets/<id>/items

GET Run also exposes the output location under output, allowing API clients and agents to discover where the result dataset is stored.

The output can be exported as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

The Actor can also be scheduled on Apify or used in workflows that call Actor runs through REST endpoints, webhooks, Python, JavaScript, Zapier, Make, or n8n. Datasets can also be forwarded to services such as Google Sheets, S3, or your own endpoint.

Performance and processing limits

Behavior	Limit or behavior
Whole-run result cap	maxItems, default 100
Automatic per-query cap	Derived from maxItems; minimum 12, maximum 200
Explicit per-query cap	Set with maxItemsPerQuery
Hashtag/search/creator-video depth	Typically 100+ videos per input, subject to TikTok availability
Creator search	About 10 creators per page
Live results	Typically tens of rooms; availability changes continuously
Comment count	Controlled by commentsPerPost
Maximum individual media file	100 MB
Download retries	Two retries after a failed download attempt
Pipeline behavior	Downloads begin as soon as results for an input are available; inputs do not need to finish in order

Storage lifetime

Downloaded media is stored in the run's key-value store, not as a permanent archive.

The free-tier retention period is 7 days after the last access. Move files you need to keep into your own long-term storage before the run storage expires.

Pricing and billing

The Actor uses pay-per-event billing for six optional or conditional operations.

Ordinary video, profile, hashtag, sound, live-stream, and search results carry no per-result event charge. Apify platform usage still applies.

Current dollar rates should always be taken from the Actor's Pricing tab.

Event	Billing unit	When it is charged
comment-scraped	Per comment returned	A comment was successfully returned
subtitle-scraped	Per video	A caption track was successfully fetched for the video
video-downloaded	Per video or photo post	Media was successfully stored
follower-fetched	Per distinct profile	The profile's follower data was successfully returned
filtered-search	Per query	A query ran with a date window or likes/views/follower floor or ceiling
sorted-search	Per query	A query was reordered using latest or popular

excludePinnedPosts and uniqueAuthors do not create a filtered-search charge.

How to calculate event cost

If the Pricing tab shows an event price of P dollars per 1,000 events:

Successful events	Event cost
1	P / 1000
100	P / 10
1,000	P

Your effective run cost is:

Apify platform usage
+ comment-scraped events
+ subtitle-scraped events
+ video-downloaded events
+ follower-fetched events
+ filtered-search events
+ sorted-search events

Billing behavior

Rejected work is not billed. Examples include a comment that fails to load, media that cannot be stored, or profile numbers that are not returned.

Duplicate creators are billed once for follower-fetched when the same handle appears on several videos and enrichment is actually needed.

Filters and sorting are billed per qualifying query, not per returned row.

A query does not create its filter/sort event when it:

• Is stopped by maxItems before that work occurs.
• Fails and produces only an error record.
• Produces rows that all fail to parse.

For media downloads, thumbnails, avatars, and sound covers do not create separate video-downloaded events. A successfully stored post is one event. A downloaded photo slideshow is also one video-downloaded event.

Billing occurs as successful extras arrive rather than as one final lump at the end.

The final run log reports the charged units. For example:

charges: 6 units charged in total (comment-scraped 4, video-downloaded 2)

Limitations and failure handling

TikTok availability controls result depth

maxItems is a ceiling, not a guaranteed result count. TikTok can return fewer available items.

Filtering and deduplication can reduce the result count further.

Short links are best-effort

vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com links are resolved on a best-effort basis. Full URLs require an http:// or https:// scheme.

Profile results contain counts, not follower lists

Profile data can include follower, following, video, and total-like counts. The Actor does not return follower/following username lists.

Comments are top-level comments

commentsPerPost limits top-level comments per video. Rows contain replyCommentTotal and isReply. There is no separate reply-depth setting.

Subtitles depend on TikTok

Only caption tracks available from TikTok can be returned. A video without captions simply has no subtitle tracks.

Some fields may be absent

Fields TikTok does not supply are omitted rather than filled with empty placeholders. Examples include:

• isMuted
• musicMeta.musicAlbum
• authorMeta.bioLink

Media files have a size limit

A single file cannot exceed 100 MB.

Most failures do not stop other inputs

Per-input failures are isolated. Successful inputs continue, while errors are collected in the ERRORS key-value-store record.

Error codes you may see in the ERRORS record include:

• upstream_blocked
• upstream_error
• no_results
• timeout
• rate_limited
• all_proxies_failed
• no_proxies
• invalid_input
• service_error
• service_unreachable
• malformed_response
• auth_failed
• download_failed
• downloads_unavailable
• internal_error
• normalize_error

Some failures carry a more specific code instead, such as:

• not_found
• blocked
• queue_full
• cancelled
• worker_crashed
• invalid_query

Two conditions can stop the entire run because no scraping can proceed:

• missing_config — the Actor is not configured for the account.
• invalid_input — no query was supplied.

The reason is recorded in ERRORS and in the run status message.

Frequently asked questions

What is this TikTok Scraper?

TikTok Scraper is an Apify Actor that extracts structured data from TikTok videos, profiles, hashtags, keyword searches, sounds, live streams, comments, and caption tracks. It can also save supported media files and expose the results through datasets or the TikTok Scraper API.

Do I need a TikTok account, cookies, or proxy configuration?

No. The Actor does not expose login, cookie, browser, or proxyConfiguration inputs.

Can I use it as a TikTok Scraper API?

Yes. Start the Actor through the Apify REST API, pass the same JSON input used in the Console, and retrieve the resulting datasets programmatically.

Can I scrape several TikTok data types in one run?

Yes. hashtags, profiles, searchQueries, and postURLs can be combined in one run. Output rows carry type and query-origin information so mixed results remain identifiable.

Can I scrape TikTok comments and replies?

Yes. The Actor collects top-level comments and returns reply counts through replyCommentTotal. Each comment also carries isReply. There is no separate reply-depth or reply-limit parameter.

Can I extract TikTok subtitles?

Yes. Set includeSubtitles: true. Available TikTok caption tracks are returned as raw WebVTT and plain text, one entry per language.

Can I download TikTok videos?

Yes. Set downloadVideos: true. Successfully stored media is exposed through mediaUrls and dedicated fields such as downloadedVideo.

Photo posts are stored as ordered slide images instead of a video file.

How many TikTok results can I scrape?

maxItems controls the whole run and defaults to 100. maxItemsPerQuery controls individual inputs.

Typical depth by source:

Source	Depth
Hashtags	100+ videos per input
Keyword searches	100+ videos per input
Creator videos	100+ videos per input
Creator search	About 10 creators per page
Comments	Up to commentsPerPost for each video
Live streams	Tens of currently available rooms

Actual availability is controlled by TikTok and can be lower.

Why did I receive fewer results than maxItems?

Filters, deduplication, uniqueAuthors, date restrictions, engagement limits, follower limits, and duplicate videos across multiple inputs can all reduce the final result count.

How are comments stored?

Comments are nested on their video's row in the main dataset and expanded into the Comments 💬 table in the Output tab. Comments do not consume the maxItems allowance.

Where are failures stored?

Failures are written to the ERRORS record in the run's key-value store. They are kept out of the dataset.

How much does the Actor cost?

Base TikTok result types carry no per-result event charge. Apify platform usage still applies.

Six operations can create pay-per-event charges: comments, subtitles, media downloads, profile enrichment, filtered queries, and sorted queries. Check the Actor's live Pricing tab for the current dollar rate of each event.

Are failed extras billed?

No. An extra is charged when the corresponding result succeeds: for example, a returned comment, stored media item, or successfully enriched profile.

Can I schedule TikTok scraping?

Yes. The Actor can be scheduled through Apify and its API can be used in recurring automation workflows.

Is scraping TikTok legal?

Publicly visible information can be subject to TikTok's terms and to privacy, copyright, and data-protection laws that vary by jurisdiction and use case. Make sure your collection and use of the data are lawful for your specific situation.

How do I report a problem?

Use Report an issue on the Actor page and include the run ID and the input that produced the problem. Check the run's ERRORS record first because it often contains the error code.

Start scraping TikTok

Add a hashtag, profile, keyword, or TikTok URL, choose the optional comments, subtitles, filters, or media features you need, and start the run.

Use TikTok Scraper from the Apify Console for one-off jobs, schedule recurring runs, or connect the TikTok Scraper API to your own application and data pipeline.