How to Remove All TikTok Reposts at Once (iPhone, Android, PC)

Nov 2, 2026 · WipeTok

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Source: TikTok Help Center — reposts ↗

The short answer

There is no Remove all reposts option in TikTok and no public bulk-remove API. Every method, including every tool, removes reposts one at a time. What changes is who does the tapping: you, or a remover that repeats the action in your own signed-in session while you watch.

Before you start

• Count first. The Reposts tab doesn't show a total, so scan before deciding between doing it by hand and using a tool.
• Decide whether you want to remove them or just hide them. If you only want fewer people to see them, a private account limits reposted content to approved followers.
• Reposts and likes are separate lists. Removing reposts leaves your liked videos alone.

Source: How many reposts do I have on TikTok? ↗

On iPhone and iPad

By hand

1. Open TikTok, tap Profile, then the Reposts tab.
2. Open a video and tap the Share arrow.
3. Tap Remove repost, go back, and repeat for the next one.

With the WipeTok app

1. Install WipeTok from the App Store (iPhone and iPad, iOS / iPadOS 18 or later).
2. Connect to TikTok in the app. You sign in yourself; WipeTok doesn't ask for your password.
3. Scan your reposts and review the list. Use the filters to set which reposts are selected.
4. Start the cleanup within your available allowance and follow its progress. Stop whenever you want.

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.

Source: WipeTok — App Store (iPhone and iPad) ↗

On Android

By hand

The steps are the same as on iPhone because they happen inside the TikTok app: Profile, Reposts tab, open a video, Share arrow, Remove repost.

With the WipeTok app

1. Install WipeTok from Google Play (Android 8.0 or later).
2. Sign in to TikTok yourself inside the app's visible browser view.
3. Scan your reposts, filter by creator or date, and select what to remove.
4. Start a cleanup you can stop, within your available allowance.

Source: WipeTok — Google Play (Android) ↗

On a computer (Chrome or Edge)

By hand

1. Go to tiktok.com, sign in, and open your profile's Reposts tab.
2. Open a repost, click the Share or Repost arrow, then Remove repost.
3. Close the video and repeat.

With the free WipeTok Chrome extension

1. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. It also installs in Edge and other Chromium browsers.
2. Open your TikTok profile in a tab where you're signed in, then open the WipeTok side panel.
3. Click Scan reposts. It shows how many it found without removing anything.
4. Click Remove all. Pause or stop between reposts at any time, and export a CSV of what was removed.

Source: WipeTok — Chrome Web Store (free extension) ↗

What to expect with hundreds or thousands of reposts

TikTok limits fast, repeated actions, and a remover is still repeating one action per video. In WipeTok's own October 2026 app logs, TikTok limited one account for at least half an hour after about 600 removals, and a Reposts tab briefly looked empty after a burst of removals before 275 and 578 reposts loaded again. These are our observations, not a published TikTok rule.

1. Run a cleanup and let it work.
2. When it slows or stops, wait at least half an hour instead of retrying.
3. Reopen the Reposts tab, scan again and continue.

Source: Why does TikTok repost removal stop or slow down? ↗

Source: How long does it take to remove 1,000 TikTok reposts? ↗

What removing all reposts doesn't do

• It doesn't delete anyone's video. The creator's original stays on their account.
• It doesn't undo itself. To bring a repost back, you repost that video again by hand.
• It doesn't remove likes, favorites or your own uploads.

Related reading

Why Does TikTok Repost Removal Stop or Slow Down? →How Long Does It Take to Remove 1,000 TikTok Reposts? →Can You Preview TikTok Reposts Before Deleting Them? →