Remove TikTok reposts.
With real control.

TikTok has no built-in button to remove all of your reposts at once, and there is no official consumer API for bulk repost removal. WipeTok (iPhone, Android and Chrome) works around this by cleaning reposts in visible, controlled batches inside a local browser session — you set a limit, watch each removal happen, and can stop at any time instead of running a blind bulk action.

Open the video you reposted, tap the Repost button again, and choose Remove repost. That un-reposts the one video and only affects your repost — the creator's original stays up. WipeTok automates this same action across many reposts so you do not have to repeat it by hand.

No. WipeTok does not collect your password. You sign in to TikTok yourself inside a visible browser session in the app — WebKit on iPhone, a WebView on Android — the same way you would in a mobile browser, and WipeTok never stores your credentials.

No. WipeTok is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TikTok or ByteDance.

The main risk with any cleanup tool is acting too fast or invisibly. WipeTok paces actions in controlled batches you can preview and stop, rather than firing a hidden bulk job, so you stay in control of how much is removed and when.

No. Removing a repost only takes your repost off your own profile. The creator's original video stays on their account.

iPhone and iPad: Free to download. Repost removal uses Pro access or available bonus credits; paid upgrades are offered in the app. Android: Free to download. Repost removal uses Pro access or available bonus credits; paid upgrades are offered in the app through Google Play. The app shows the allowance available to your account. Pro limits, bonus credits and offers can change; the in-app screen is the current source for your allowance and price. Chrome extension: Free, with no purchase or daily quota enforced by the reviewed extension version.

Yes. WipeTok is on Google Play for Android phones and tablets, Android 8.0 or later. Sign in to TikTok inside the app's visible browser view, scan your reposts, filter by creator or date, select what to remove, and start a cleanup you can stop within your available allowance. Your repost list and removal history stay on the phone.

Yes, on iPhone and iPad. From version 1.1.9, the iPhone and iPad app also removes liked videos: switch the dashboard from Reposts to Likes, scan your liked videos, select the ones to unlike, and start a cleanup. Likes and reposts share one daily removal allowance and the same Pro access. The Android app and the Chrome extension currently remove reposts only.

Yes. WipeTok is also a free Chrome extension that adds a side panel to tiktok.com — scan your Reposts tab, remove all in paced batches, and pause, stop, or export a CSV of what was removed. It also works in Edge and other Chromium browsers.

No. The extension runs entirely inside your own logged-in tiktok.com tab — it never sees or stores your password, and it has no backend to send data to.

Use whichever matches where you're logged in to TikTok. The extension is the free path on desktop; the iPhone and Android apps are built for cleaning up on your phone. All three use the same visible, paced, controlled-batch approach.