New: Save the stickers, GIFs and photos people post in TikTok comments — free, no signup. Try it

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Sticker Download
Save Pictures from TikTok Comments

Paste a TikTok video URL and we find every comment that carries a sticker, GIF or photo — then save them in full resolution.

Stickers, GIFs and photos posted in the comments

Example result — real picture comments from one TikTok video

Example 1: a sticker posted in a TikTok comment
Example 2: a sticker posted in a TikTok comment
Example 3: a sticker posted in a TikTok comment
Example 4: a sticker posted in a TikTok comment
Example 5: a sticker posted in a TikTok comment
4 stickers + 1 photo, downloaded as original files

How to save a picture from a TikTok comment

1. Paste the video URL

Copy the link from TikTok's share sheet. Replies are searched too — sticker replies are just as common as top-level ones.

2. See every picture comment

Stickers, GIFs and uploaded photos all show up as thumbnails, labelled by which kind they are.

3. Download in full resolution

They all come down as one zip of original files — JPEG for photos, WebP for stickers, animation intact where the sticker has one.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save a picture from a TikTok comment?

TikTok has no save button on comment images. Paste the video URL here — we read the comments, pull out every comment that carries a sticker, GIF or photo, and show them as a grid. Download the lot as a zip, in their original files.

Is it free?

Yes. Every picture found in the first 100 comments is free to download, in full resolution, with no signup and no daily limit on how many videos you search. What costs money is searching the rest of the video: that is a one-time $1 per 100 comments, the same rate as unlocking the post's comment export, with a $3 minimum. Never a subscription.

Why would I need a deeper search?

Picture comments are rare — on a typical video fewer than one in ten comments carries one — and TikTok returns comments roughly by engagement, not by date. On a video with thousands of comments, most of the stickers sit past the first hundred. The paid search is only offered when the video actually has more comments left to read.

What is the difference between a sticker and a photo comment?

A sticker or GIF is picked from TikTok's own sticker keyboard and is delivered as an animated WebP. A photo comment is an image the commenter uploaded themselves. This tool finds both and labels which is which.

Does the commenter know I downloaded their sticker?

No. Nobody is notified. This reads the same public comment data your browser already loads when you open the video — no account access, no interaction with the post.

Are the downloads animated?

If the sticker was animated, yes — the file downloads exactly as TikTok stores it, so every frame is preserved. Some stickers are stills to begin with. Note that macOS Finder and Quick Look show animated WebP as a single frame; open the file in a browser to see it move.

What format is the download?

A single .zip containing every image found, each named by its type and the commenter's username, in the exact format TikTok stores it — JPEG for most uploaded photos, animated WebP for stickers. Nothing is re-encoded or resized.

Is downloading comment stickers allowed?

The images are public content posted to a public video. Saving them for personal reference, moderation or research is ordinary use — but the sticker artwork and uploaded photos still belong to their creators, so get permission before republishing or using them commercially. See TikTok's Terms of Service for the platform's own rules.

Can I get the comment text too?

Yes, from the comment exporter rather than this tool — it writes CSV, Excel or JSON and includes an image_url column, so every picture comment lands in the spreadsheet next to its text, author and like count.

How long do my results stay available?

A scan and its download stay live for 24 hours. After that the links TikTok signs have expired anyway, so just run the scan again.