How to Delete TikTok Reposts in 2026
Quick answers for every flavor of the question — remove one repost, remove them all, on mobile, on desktop, and how to count them. Each section links to a deeper guide.
60-Second Answer
Delete every TikTok repost in three steps
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Install ClearTok on any device
On desktop, add the free ClearTok extension to Chrome or Edge. On phone or tablet, install the ClearTok app from the App Store (iPhone, iPad) or Google Play (Android). Each version runs locally and never sees your password.
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Open your Reposts tab
Sign into TikTok and open Profile → Reposts (the ↻ icon). Both the desktop extension and the mobile app work directly on your existing logged-in TikTok session.
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Click Start and let ClearTok bulk-delete
ClearTok removes every repost one by one with human-like pacing — fully automated on Chrome, Edge, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Pause anytime; export a log of what was removed.
Pick the question that matches yours
Delete all TikTok reposts at once
TikTok has no native bulk-delete button as of 2026. ClearTok adds one — available as a free Chrome and Edge extension on desktop, and as a free iOS and Android app on mobile. Each version automates the official Remove Repost click with rate-aware pacing, so a backlog of hundreds clears in minutes on whichever device you prefer.
Delete a single repost
Open the reposted video, tap Share, then tap Remove Repost. The post disappears from your Reposts tab immediately. This works on mobile and desktop.
On iPhone, iPad, or Android
The native TikTok app only removes reposts one at a time via Share → Remove Repost. The free ClearTok mobile app — available on the App Store (iPhone, iPad) and Google Play (Android) — adds true bulk deletion: open the app, sign into your TikTok session, tap Start, and the cleanup runs to completion right on your phone. No desktop required.
On desktop (Chrome / Edge)
Install the free ClearTok extension from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons, sign into TikTok.com, open Profile → Reposts, then click Start. The extension scrolls, clicks Share → Remove Repost for every entry, and pauses automatically if TikTok throttles actions.
See your reposts
Open your TikTok profile and tap the Reposts tab (↻ icon). It lists every video you've reposted in reverse-chronological order, public to anyone visiting your profile.
Check your repost count
TikTok doesn't show a repost total natively. ClearTok's free Repost Counter scans your Reposts tab and reports the exact number, plus a breakdown by week.
Frequently asked
How do I delete all reposts on TikTok?
TikTok has no built-in bulk delete, so use ClearTok. On desktop, install the free Chrome or Edge extension, sign into TikTok.com, open Profile → Reposts, then click Start. On phone or tablet, install the ClearTok app from the App Store (iPhone, iPad) or Google Play (Android) and tap Start. Each version automates the official Share → Remove Repost click with safe pacing.
How do I delete a single repost on TikTok?
Open the reposted video, tap Share, then tap Remove Repost. The video disappears from your Reposts tab on every device.
Can I delete all reposts on TikTok at once on mobile?
Yes. The native TikTok app only supports one-by-one removal, but the free ClearTok mobile app — available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and on Google Play for Android — performs full bulk deletion right on your phone. You don't need a desktop or computer.
Does ClearTok work on Chrome, Edge, iOS, and Android?
Yes. ClearTok ships on all four — Chrome and Edge extensions on desktop, plus dedicated iOS and Android apps on mobile. Every version is free and supports the same bulk repost removal flow with safe pacing.
Does deleting a repost notify the original creator?
No. Removing a repost is silent — the original creator is not alerted, and your like or comment history on the video is unaffected.
How many reposts can I remove per day?
ClearTok's free plan removes 50–100 reposts per day across all platforms (Chrome, Edge, iOS, Android) to stay safely under TikTok's rate limits. Premium unlocks higher daily limits.