WipeTokHow to Use the WipeTok Chrome Extension to Remove TikTok Reposts
Jul 12, 2026 · WipeTok · Updated Sep 7, 2026
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WipeTok's Chrome extension is a side panel that sits next to your TikTok tab and automates the Remove repost click TikTok already gives you. Here's exactly how to use it, end to end.
1. Install the extension
- Open the WipeTok listing on the Chrome Web Store.
- Click Add to Chrome, then confirm.
- Pin it from the extensions puzzle-piece menu so the icon stays visible in your toolbar.
2. Open your Reposts tab
Go to tiktok.com and log in as you normally would. WipeTok has no login form of its own. Open your profile, then click the Reposts tab.
3. Open the WipeTok panel
Click the WipeTok icon in your toolbar. Chrome's side panel opens next to the page rather than as a small popup, so it stays open while you watch the page underneath it.
4. Scan first
Click Scan reposts. WipeTok reads your Reposts tab and scrolls to load the available list, then shows the count found. This step doesn't remove anything. Page loading, inaccessible items, or layout changes can affect what is discovered, so the count is not proof that every historical repost was found.
5. Start cleanup and understand the controls
Click Remove all to start. Cleanup is paced and can slow down or stop. Completion time depends on page loading, account conditions and TikTok responses. The Chrome extension checks pause and stop between reposts. A removal already in progress may finish before it stops. The activity log reports progress. Stopping does not undo removals already performed.
6. Export a CSV of reported removals
Reported removals are added to a running list with captions and links. Click Export CSV to download those reports. In the inspected source, an unreadable repost-button state can still be reported as removed without an observable state change. The export is a useful activity record, not independent proof that each item was removed on TikTok.
If a selector misses
TikTok occasionally changes its page structure. If WipeTok stops finding the Remove repost button a few times in a row, it stops the run rather than guessing. Reload the TikTok tab and scan again. If the count still looks off, give the page a few seconds to finish loading before scanning; WipeTok scrolls to load more reposts automatically but TikTok's own loading can lag on a slow connection.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be logged in to TikTok before using the extension?
Yes. WipeTok automates clicks inside your own tiktok.com tab. It doesn't sign you in itself. Log in to TikTok normally first, then open the panel.
What if the scanned count doesn't match what I see on my profile?
Rescan after giving the page a moment to finish loading. WipeTok scrolls to load more reposts as part of scanning, but a slow connection can mean TikTok hasn't rendered everything yet on the first pass.
Can I stop partway through a removal run?
The Chrome extension checks pause and stop between reposts. A removal already in progress may finish before it stops. Stopping does not undo removals already performed.
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