https://www.tiktok.com/@creator/photo/1234567890123456789Accepted format. This address illustrates the pattern; replace it with your own public post link.

Save the individual photos from a public TikTok carousel. Paste its post link, check the numbered images, then open the slides you want to keep.
One lookup returns the separate image files available for that post.
Use a photo-post link or a short link that opens one. Results contain up to 40 images; music and a combined slideshow video are not included.
Open the slideshow in TikTok, choose Share, then Copy link. Paste the address above. A full photo-post address contains /@creator/photo/POST_ID. Copy the individual post's address rather than the creator's profile. If TikTok includes a caption with the share link, paste only the HTTPS address.
https://www.tiktok.com/@creator/photo/1234567890123456789Accepted format. This address illustrates the pattern; replace it with your own public post link.
https://vm.tiktok.com/SHARE_CODE/vm, vt and tiktok.com/t/ links can work when their destination is a photo post. SHARE_CODE is a placeholder.
/@creator · /@creator/video/POST_IDThese do not select a photo post. For an ordinary video, use the video downloader by username.
The gallery numbers the separate images in the order returned for the post. Previews are cropped to fit the cards; choose Open image to inspect the full file before saving it. Compare the slide count with TikTok if you need the whole set.
Open one image at a time. Number saved files 01, 02 and 03 if you want to keep the carousel sequence when viewing them in a folder.
A sound title or artist may appear below the post details. This is a credit for context; it is not an audio download or an MP4 with music.
Copy image links puts the returned URLs on your clipboard, one per line. It is useful for a source note, but copying addresses does not save the photos.
Start from the photo post you want to save. A carousel and a video can have similar cover images, so check the post itself before copying its link.
Open the individual photo post on TikTok, choose Share and then Copy link.
Paste the URL alone into the field above and select Get slideshow images.
Compare the creator handle, caption and number of images with the original post using Verify on TikTok.
Choose Open image on a numbered slide, then use your browser's save control. Save slides one at a time to keep their order.
We checked a live public photo post from @adventurers00. The provider identified the post ID, returned seven HTTPS image addresses and credited the sound as “original sound - mermaidmood.” You can compare the source, count and sound credit in the same way for your own lookup. These observations are from September 16; the post and its image links may have changed since then.
https://www.tiktok.com/@adventurers00/photo/7684712891978665249The caption contained travel and Dolomites hashtags. The result listed slides 1 through 7, with the sound credit separate from the image list. To save only the third photo in a similar result, choose slide 3. The check confirmed returned addresses, not each file's original resolution.
Check the current source on TikTokA returned image address can still expire or fail when opened. Use these checks to decide whether the result contains the files you need.
| Result item | What to check | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Slide count | Does it match the current carousel? Results are limited to 40 images. | If slides are missing, check the source; this tool cannot recover files that were not returned. |
| Image preview | Does Open image show the full photo, including any text near its edges? | Inspect the opened file. The card preview uses a crop and does not establish the original upload resolution. |
| Creator and caption | Do the handle and caption describe the intended post? | Use Verify on TikTok before saving; display names alone can be ambiguous. |
| Copied image links | Did you copy addresses or save actual files? | Open and save each needed image, then check it in Photos, Files or Downloads. |
First select Open image on a slide. Save the full image from that tab, rather than taking a screenshot of its gallery preview. Available controls vary by browser.
Touch and hold the opened image and look for Save to Photos or Save Image. If the browser offers Save to Files in its Share menu, that is another option. Check Photos or Files afterward.
Open the image in the browser, use the menu or long-press action when available, and check the Downloads folder. Controls differ across Chrome, Samsung Internet and other browsers.
Open the full image, then use Save image as from the context menu or browser menu. Choose a meaningful filename and retain the original post URL with your record.
| What you see | What to check | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Use a TikTok /photo/ link | The pasted address is a profile, video, incomplete URL or share message. | Copy the individual photo post again. Include https:// and paste only the URL. |
| No separate slideshow images | The destination may be a video, or its separate images were not returned. | Open the source and confirm it is a photo post. Try its full /photo/ address if you used a short link. |
| Images appear, but one will not open | The image address may have expired or be unavailable in your region. | Check the public source, then retry after the 10-minute cache window. Repeated immediate searches can return the same cached link. |
| Service busy or lookup took too long | The request failed before a usable image list was received. | Wait before retrying and check service availability. A timeout does not confirm that the post was deleted. |
| Clipboard access blocked | Your browser declined the Paste link or Copy image links action. | Paste manually into the input, or open each image instead of copying the list. |
For your own posts, save the selected files alongside the post URL and slide numbers. For someone else's work, obtain permission for your planned use and retain the creator's handle. A publicly accessible photo remains the creator's work.
TTViewer sends the submitted public post link to its server and a public-data service to retrieve the images. Successful lookups can be cached for 10 minutes; image files are opened from their returned addresses. Read the privacy policy and terms for request handling and usage details.
Use the link guide to identify an unfamiliar URL, or switch to the video tool when the source is an ordinary clip.
Yes. HTTPS links on vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com and tiktok.com/t/ are accepted when they resolve to a public photo post. If a short link fails, open it on TikTok and copy the full /@creator/photo/POST_ID address. Paste the URL alone, without the surrounding share-message text.
This page opens individual images. It does not combine them into an MP4, add transitions or download the credited sound. To make a video from photos you are allowed to use, save the images and arrange them in an editor with audio you have permission to use.
Images are opened and saved individually. Copy image links copies the returned addresses, one per line; it does not download the files or create a ZIP. The result contains up to 40 images, so compare its count with the source before treating it as a complete set.
TTViewer opens the image files supplied for the public post without editing them. It does not guarantee the creator's original upload resolution, remove watermarks or recover detail lost through compression. Open an image to inspect it rather than judging its full dimensions from the cropped gallery preview.
Successful lookups can be cached for up to 10 minutes. Repeating the same post immediately may return the same addresses. Check that the original post is still public, allow the cache to expire and try again. A fresh lookup can still fail if the image is restricted or no longer available.
A working image link does not grant permission to republish it. Keep the creator handle and source URL with any saved files, and obtain the permission your planned use requires. See TTViewer's terms for the service's usage boundaries.
Guide updated September 30, 2026. Public example checked September 16, 2026. About TTViewer.