How to Delete All TikTok Videos at Once (2025 Guide)

How to Delete All TikTok Videos at Once (2025 Guide)

Dan SaltmanDan Saltman
4 min read

Want to mass delete all of your TikTok videos at once? TikTok doesn’t offer an easy way to do this, but Redact does. Skip to the guide if you want to get started right away.

Most sources recommend TikTok users post at least once a day, ideally multiple times every day. For many new creators, this has translated into massive audience growth on the platform.

Pew Research conducted a study on TikTok accounts, which reveals a staggering volume of content on post user accounts;

  • Accounts with over 1 million followers produced an average of 777 posts
  • Accounts with under 10,000 followers produced an average for 154 posts

Additionally, the most successful accounts typically post multiple times per week, average 39 second videos, and 40% of popular posts contain speech.

However, there are significant risks to posting huge volumes of content, specifically when they feature your face and voice. Generative AI has led to leaps forward in deepfake capability; with under a minutes of video & audio, someone could build a convincing digital clone of you, and leverage it to build content using your likeness, or impersonate you in any digital space. Given the ever-growing risk of your content being used against you, it’s no surprise that people

Bulk delete all TikTok videos at once with Redact.dev

1. Get Redact

Download the Redact app to your Mac or Windows computer & install the app. Once you open it, you’ll be prompted to create a Redact.dev account using your email address. Redact is password-less & only allows login via email authentication.

Redact’s TikTok page headed “Mass Delete TikTok Videos & Likes”, with a Download Redact button

Note: clearing your last 30 days of videos is free. Going back further than that needs a Redact Premium plan, so wiping your whole profile is a paid run.

2. Connect your TikTok account

In Redact, click Add account in the sidebar and pick TikTok from the list.

Add account in the Redact sidebar opens the connect screen for the service you picked.

Click Log in to TikTok. Redact opens a browser window for you to log in exactly as you normally would, and picks up the session once you’re in. Redact doesn’t store your login information or TikTok handle externally. It stays on your device, and gets sent directly to TikTok, like a saved login in a web browser.

Once you’ve connected TikTok, Redact will return you to the form to start deleting.

3. How to mass delete all your TikTok videos

Once your TikTok account is connected, you can start bulk deleting all your TikTok videos in just a few clicks.

To wipe all your TikTok videos, simply select Videos from the content selector, then run either a Preview or Delete job.

  • Preview shows you everything that will be deleted, without changing anything.
  • Delete starts deleting the videos it found.

If you want more control over your deletion, switch to the Advanced tab in the top-right of the form. From there, you can narrow a mass TikTok video deletion by;

  • Deleting only your Private TikTok videos
  • Deleting only your Public TikTok videos
  • Deleting only TikTok videos with views under a certain threshold
  • Deleting only TikTok videos with views over a certain threshold
  • Preserving your Pinned Videos, while deleting everything else. This one is off unless you switch it on, so a run you haven’t touched will clear your pinned videos along with the rest
  • Restricting the run to videos posted inside a date range

The Action field at the top of the form decides what the run does to everything it matches. Leave it on Delete videos for a straight cleanout. Switch it to Revoke permissions and your videos stay up, but Redact strips the sharing rights TikTok grants on them: you can revoke reuse of your content, disable AI remixing, or both.

The Advanced Videos tab in Redact: choose whether to delete videos or revoke their sharing permissions, then filter by privacy, date posted and view count, and keep your pinned videos.

If you’re using filters, simply run a preview to check that they’ve targeted the content you intended, then return to the form and run the deletion!