FixMyTok
Clean up hundreds of old TikTok posts in one pass
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Clean up hundreds of old TikTok posts in one pass
3 followers
TikTok changes one post at a time. With 500 posts, that math is brutal. FixMyTok scans your account. Filter by date, caption, creator or visibility, select what you want gone, then confirm once. Videos go private or get deleted. Reposts disappear. The batch runs while you watch, and you can stop it, continue later, or save a report of what changed. You sign in through TikTok's own login, so the app never sees your password. Nothing moves until you pick it.
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Here's a quick update for everyone who looked at this and thought “cute, but I own an Android.” 😅
FixMyTok is now on Google Play Store! It wasn’t at launch. Version one was iPhone only, which was a solid plan until I remembered that other phones exist.
Same idea: scan once, filter by date, caption, visibility or creator, select the batch, confirm once. Your TikTok password still never reaches the app. Login happens on TikTok’s own page, you know the drill.
The Android app is a port, so it is a bit younger than the iPhone one. Bug reports are welcome (please, I need them). I read every one I get and I take them personally. Squashing them is a pleasure.
One thing worth knowing: purchases are per store. A subscription you bought on your iPhone won’t unlock the Android app. Blame the two app stores, not me. I tried to solve this but it would cause too much trouble with Firebase coding and so on.
Okay, now to the good stuff: links! Because I would rather this comment be useful than just loud:
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rafacst.fixmytok
Rather not use the app? You can. Removing a repost by hand is three taps per video. I wrote the steps down, plus what it does and doesn’t do to the original: https://fixmytok.app/guide/remove-all-tiktok-reposts/
Old posts you’d rather not delete? Setting them to Only you hides them and keeps them - you can also do on FixMyTok, conveniently. Here is how that works, including doing it for a lot of posts at once: https://fixmytok.app/guide/make-tiktok-videos-private-in-bulk/
Cleaning up before a job hunt or a fresh start? The order I would do it in, so you don’t regret anything: https://fixmytok.app/guide/clean-up-tiktok-profile/
Planning to delete anything? TikTok’s own page for requesting a copy of your data. Do it first, it takes a few days: https://support.tiktok.com/en/account-and-privacy/personalized-ads-and-data/requesting-your-data