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Measured on six things

Download TikTok videos without a watermark, save photo posts as images, and bulk download selected TikTok profile posts with KeepTik for Chrome and Edge.

Growth

Real, specific problem (watermark-free TikTok saves + bulk profile backups) with a clear local-processing wedge and a generous free tier. Category is crowded and platform-dependent, which caps the ceiling.

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KeepTik

About this app

Download TikTok videos without a watermark, save photo posts as images, and bulk download selected TikTok profile posts with KeepTik for Chrome and Edge.

Key features

1One-click MP4 download of the TikTok video you're watching, without watermark, in HD where available.
2Photo posts and slideshows saved as separate numbered images, with missing photos reported not hidden.
3Bulk download from a profile's Videos, Reposts, Favorites and Liked lists with filters, sorting and a pause/resume/retry queue.
4CSV and JSON download reports with per-post status and reason; duplicate detection and custom naming templates.
5Runs locally in Chrome and Edge — files go straight from TikTok to your computer, nothing passes through keeptik.com.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

KeepTik is a Chrome/Edge extension for downloading TikTok videos without a watermark, saving photo posts as images, and bulk-downloading selected posts from a profile's lists. The marketing site is fast (Lighthouse mobile 100), visually deliberate, and unusually honest about limits — it explicitly says it isn't a universal downloader and won't guarantee 4K. Pricing is fair: 20 free posts/day with no account, Pro removes the daily cap. Security is the weak spot (missing HSTS/CSP/frame protection, no audit claims), and accessibility is strong on automated checks but weak on contrast in practice. Growth hinges on whether the bulk-backup workflow is enough to stand out in a crowded, platform-dependent category.

Measure by measure

Usability

Hero nails the job-to-be-done in one screen, pricing is honest (20 free posts/day, no account, failed downloads don't count), and 'what it doesn't do' copy sets expectations. Docs depth unverified.

Design

Deliberate type system (heavy sans + italic serif accents), a dominant dual-browser install CTA, and real extension mockups. Held back by small low-contrast captions and gimmicky stat cards.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 100/100 with LCP 942ms, CLS 0, TBT 46ms; desktop 98/100. Marketing pages are lean and snappy — no measured lag or user complaints.

Security

HTTPS enforced, SPF/DMARC present, and a credible '0 uploads to our servers' local-processing model. Missing HSTS, CSP and frame protection; no SOC 2/ISO/pen-test claims.

Accessibility

Lighthouse a11y 100/100 and six-language support (EN, ES, ID, PT-BR, PT-PT, 中文) are strong. No published WCAG statement, and the visual audit flags low-contrast grey body copy.

Growth

Improvement areas

Security headers: add HSTS, CSP and frame protection; publish a security/privacy page for the local-processing model.
Accessibility in practice: raise body/caption contrast in feature sections to meet WCAG AA despite the 100/100 automated score.
Design polish: replace or redesign the 4/1/2/0 stat cards and the generic stock-photo promo card.
Documentation: expand beyond marketing pages with a real help center and troubleshooting guide for failed downloads.

Design & Usability

KeepTik's homepage is a genuinely well-built piece of marketing: a consistent heavy-sans-plus-italic-serif type system, a dominant dual-browser install pill, and real extension mockups that show the actual workflow instead of abstract art. The usability story is equally clear — the hero states the job, the browser support and the install action in one screen, and the pricing page is refreshingly honest (20 free posts/day, no account, failed downloads don't burn allowance). Where it slips: small low-contrast captions in the four-step and feature sections, and stat cards whose numerals (4/1/2/0) mean little without their tiny captions. Documentation depth beyond the marketing pages wasn't verified.

Speed & Security

Speed is the standout: Lighthouse mobile 100/100 with LCP 942ms, CLS 0 and TBT 46ms, desktop 98/100 — the marketing site is lean and snappy with no measured lag. Security is competent but not hardened: HTTPS is enforced, SPF and DMARC are present, and the '0 uploads to our servers' local-processing model is a real privacy win. But HSTS, CSP and frame protection are all missing, and there are no SOC 2, ISO or pen-test claims. For a tool that touches your TikTok session, a security page and a couple more headers would go a long way.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores well on paper — Lighthouse a11y 100/100 and six-language support (English, Spanish, Indonesian, both Portugueses, Chinese). The gap is human: no published WCAG conformance statement, and the visual audit flags small low-contrast grey body copy in the feature sections. Growth is a judgement call on the idea: watermark-free TikTok downloads is a real, specific need, and the bulk-list backup (Videos/Reposts/Favorites/Liked) with pause/resume/retry and CSV/JSON reports is a genuine wedge over generic single-video downloaders. The ceiling is capped by a crowded category and total dependence on TikTok's platform behavior — one API change and the product's core loop breaks.

Conclusion

If you regularly save TikToks for reference, editing or archiving, KeepTik's bulk-list workflow and local-only processing are a meaningfully better experience than pasting URLs into a sketchy web downloader. The free tier is generous enough to test the real workflow before paying. Just don't expect enterprise-grade hardening or a guarantee that TikTok won't change something next quarter — this is a well-executed indie tool in a category that lives and dies by platform goodwill.

Suggestions for improvement

Add HSTS, a Content-Security-Policy and X-Frame-Options — cheap wins that would lift the security score materially.
Publish a short security/privacy page explaining the local-processing model and how the extension handles your TikTok session.
Bump body and caption contrast in the four-step and feature sections to meet WCAG AA — the automated score is perfect but humans are squinting.
Replace the 4/1/2/0 stat cards with something that reads at a glance, or drop them — the '0 uploads' idea is good, the format isn't.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

	KeepTik
Watermark-free TikTok video download	Yes — one-click MP4 without watermark, HD where TikTok provides it	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified
Bulk download from profile lists	Yes — Videos, Reposts, Favorites, Liked with filters and queue	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified
Photo post / slideshow saving	Yes — each photo saved as a separate numbered image	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified
Free tier	20 successful posts/day, no account required	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified
Local-only processing (no server upload)	Yes — files go TikTok to local computer, 0 uploads to keeptik.com	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified
Export reports (CSV/JSON)	Yes — per-post status and reason, CSV and JSON	Not specified	Not specified	Not specified