TikTok Collection Posts Scraper

Turn a TikTok playlist or saved collection into a structured export you can work with in spreadsheets, BI tools, or your own workflows—without manually opening every video.

Who it’s for

• Brands & creators who curate official playlists and want a single snapshot of what’s inside, with performance signals in one place.
• Agencies & social teams tracking campaign or themed collections across clients or regions.
• Growth & content ops comparing how posts in a collection perform, spotting top performers, and planning what to repost or promote.
• Researchers & analysts studying themes, languages, and engagement patterns inside a fixed set of videos.

What you can do with it

• See the full picture of a collection at a glance: captions, creators, and how each post is performing.
• Back up and archive a playlist’s contents for reporting, compliance reviews, or internal knowledge bases.
• Support reviews and approvals when a collection must match brand or campaign guidelines.
• Feed downstream tools—reports, dashboards, or databases—so marketing and ops don’t copy-paste from the app.

How it works (in plain terms)

You point the tool at one TikTok collection and cap how many videos you want. It walks the list for you and writes one dataset row per video, each with a time stamp for when that row was exported—handy for “as of” reporting and repeat runs (weekly reviews, campaign wrap-ups).

Input

Field	Required	What it means
Collection ID (collectionId)	Yes	The TikTok playlist / collection you want to export.
Maximum results (maxResults)	No	Upper limit on how many videos to collect (default 20, between 20 and 10,000 in the current form). Helps you control cost and run size.

Output

• One row per video in the collection, in export order, until your maximum is reached or the list ends.
• Each row carries what you’d expect for social reporting: caption text, posting time, creator identity and reach-style signals, and engagement-style numbers (for example plays, likes, comments, shares, saves—whatever TikTok surfaces for that post).
• Sound and video context is included where available (title, length, thumbnails / covers, and similar details you can use in creative or ops reviews).
• Every row includes when that record was written to your dataset, so stakeholders know which snapshot they’re looking at.
• The exact mix of columns can vary slightly by video, account, or region; treat exports as a best-effort snapshot of what the platform exposes for that collection.

Sample output (one dataset row, trimmed)

Illustrative shape only: real rows include more fields (e.g. full video and avatar URLs, extra quality variants). Long URL strings are shortened with … for readability.

{
  "id": "7459230804909100296",
  "desc": "Cô giáo Tâm thương thủ trưởng Đại rơi nước mắt #Khongthoigian #VFC #VTV1",
  "createTime": 1736873100,
  "playlistId": "7441837327472675591",
  "author": {
    "id": "7009062517567013915",
    "uniqueId": "vfcofficial",
    "nickname": "VFC Official",
    "verified": false
  },
  "authorStats": {
    "followerCount": 614000,
    "heartCount": 45500000,
    "videoCount": 1835
  },
  "stats": {
    "playCount": 470400,
    "diggCount": 16700,
    "commentCount": 63,
    "shareCount": 54,
    "collectCount": 421
  },
  "music": {
    "id": "7459230886102420225",
    "title": "original sound - VFC Official",
    "duration": 88
  },
  "video": {
    "id": "7459230804909100296",
    "duration": 88,
    "ratio": "540p",
    "height": 720,
    "width": 576,
    "playAddr": "https://v16-webapp-prime.tiktok.com/video/…"
  },
  "textLanguage": "vi",
  "textTranslatable": true,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-03-25T02:50:35.665Z"
}

Good to know

• TikTok may change how collections look over time; occasional differences between runs are normal.
• Use exported information in line with TikTok’s rules and the laws that apply to you and your audience.