Delete All TikTok Reposts at Once

A repost is a video you re-shared, not one you made. When you tap the Share arrow on someone else's TikTok and choose Repost, it goes to your followers' feeds under your name and shows up on the Reposts tab of your profile. It doesn't live in your Posts, because it isn't your upload. Redact's Reposts category targets exactly these re-shares.

No. Removing a repost only un-shares it from your account. It comes off your Reposts tab and stops appearing in your followers' feeds, but the original creator's video stays live and completely untouched. You're only undoing your own re-share, not deleting anyone else's post.

Yes. Redact is local-first, so the work happens on your device and your login and TikTok data never touch a Redact server. Sign-in is passwordless through a secure email code, the tool asks for only the access it needs, and you can disconnect anytime.

Yes. Alongside a one-time run, Redact offers Scheduled Deletion, which repeats the cleanup on a recurring basis. It's handy if you repost often and want the tab to stay clear without doing it by hand each time.

Yes. Leave the date range at all time to clear every repost in one batch. To remove only part of the tab, narrow the window to a specific week, month, or year, keeping in mind that Redact matches it against when each video was originally posted, since TikTok stores no date for the re-share itself.

TikTok limits how quickly changes can be made, so Redact paces repost removals to stay within that limit rather than firing them all at once. A large Reposts tab can take a while, so it's fine to leave it running, and a scheduled cleanup can keep chipping away over time.