How to Delete All Reposts on TikTok at Once

Can you delete all your TikTok reposts at once?

Not inside TikTok. The app lets you remove a repost from the video itself, and TikTok’s Help Center only documents that one-video-at-a-time flow. There is no “select all” or “clear reposts” option on the Reposts tab.

That is fine for a handful of accidental shares. It becomes a chore when years of reposts have piled up and you want a fresh profile: before a rebrand, a job search, a new creator niche, or simply because your old recommendations no longer represent you.

You have three realistic ways to clear your reposts:

How to remove reposts one by one in the TikTok app

1. Open TikTok and tap Profile.
2. Tap the Reposts tab above your video grid.
3. Open the first repost you want gone.
4. Tap the Share arrow, then tap Delete repost (some versions say Remove repost). Pressing and holding the video and tapping Remove repost works too.
5. Go back to the Reposts tab and repeat for the next video.

Work from the top of the grid down, and pull to refresh every so often so removed videos drop out of the list. Users commonly report TikTok showing a “too fast” warning after many removals in a row. If that happens, pause for a while before continuing.

Only fixing one accidental share? Our guide to removing a single repost covers every route TikTok offers, including what to do when the button is missing.

How to delete all reposts at once on iPhone with RepostWipe

RepostWipe is an iPhone app built for exactly this job. It does in one flow what would otherwise take hundreds of taps:

1. Download RepostWipe from the App Store (free; requires iOS 26 or later).
2. Log in to TikTok. Sign in through TikTok’s own login page with your username or email and password, or scan a QR code from a device where you’re already logged in. Phone-number, Google, Apple, and Facebook sign-in aren’t supported, so if your account has no password, add one in TikTok first. Check that the username shown is the account you want to clean.
3. Scan your reposts. RepostWipe finds the reposts on your profile and shows each one’s caption, date, and play count as it loads. You can stop a long scan early and work with what it has found.
4. Choose what to keep. Everything is reviewable before removal. Use the age filters to target older reposts and keep any creators you still want to recommend.
5. Tap to remove. Confirm the selection and watch reposts disappear in real time, with an estimated finish time. Removals are spaced out at a human pace rather than all at once.
6. Check your profile. Refresh your Reposts tab in TikTok. The local cleanup history shows exactly which videos were removed.

Your TikTok login and repost removal happen on your iPhone. RepostWipe is an independent app and is not affiliated with TikTok.

Deleting all reposts on Android or a computer

RepostWipe is iPhone-only. On other devices:

• Android: remove reposts one by one in the TikTok app using the steps above, or use a bulk remover built for Android. Several of the apps in our repost remover comparison offer Android versions.
• PC or Mac: tiktok.com shows your Reposts tab, and desktop browser extensions can remove reposts in bulk while you’re logged in. Read repost remover extensions vs. iPhone apps before installing one.

How long does it take to remove all your reposts?

It depends on how many reposts you have. TikTok doesn’t publish limits, but users commonly report temporary blocks after many rapid actions, so RepostWipe deliberately spaces removals out rather than firing them all at once.

A smaller cleanup can be finished in one sitting. A large backlog is cleared over a few sessions, because the free plan removes a daily batch rather than rushing your whole history at once. RepostWipe Pro raises the daily limit so you can finish sooner, and adds multiple accounts and CSV export of your cleanup history.

Not sure how many reposts you have? Run a scan first. RepostWipe counts them as it finds them, so you can plan before removing anything.

Is it safe to bulk delete TikTok reposts?

Removing a repost is a normal TikTok action; a bulk tool just performs it for you, one repost after another. What matters is how the tool handles your account and how fast it works:

• Login: sign in on TikTok’s own login page. Never paste your password or a session cookie into an unfamiliar website.
• Pacing: a tool that spaces out removals is less likely to trigger the temporary “too fast” blocks users report than one that promises thousands per minute.
• Review: you should see and approve the list before anything is removed.
• One tool at a time: running two cleanup tools at once on the same account makes errors more likely and results harder to check.

Avoid copying scripts into your browser’s developer console from videos or forums. They can break whenever TikTok changes its website and give you no way to review what they will do.

What happens after you delete your reposts?

Your Reposts tab empties as each removal goes through, and TikTok also deletes any replies people left on those reposts. The original videos are untouched: they stay on each creator’s profile, keep their views and likes, and you can still find and watch them. Removing a repost does not delete your own uploads, likes, favorites, or followers.

There is no undo for a bulk cleanup, so keep any creators you care about before you start. If you change your mind later, you can repost a video again as long as it is still available. If you want to keep your reposts but limit who sees them, read how to hide reposts on TikTok first.

Removed reposts still showing, or coming back? See why TikTok reposts don’t delete.

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