How to Delete a Repost on TikTok (One or Hundreds)

When you tap the Repost button on TikTok, the video is shared to your followers' feeds and added to the Reposts tab on your profile. The original video stays on the creator's account — your repost is just a pointer to it.

Removing a repost only removes your share of it. The creator is never notified, and their original video is unaffected.

1. Open your TikTok profile and tap the Reposts tab (the two-arrow icon).

2. Find the video you reposted and open it.

3. Tap the Share arrow, then tap Remove repost.

That's it for one video. The problem: TikTok offers no way to select multiple reposts. If you have 300 reposts, you repeat this 300 times — roughly 10 seconds each, or about an hour of tapping.

EraseTok automates the exact same Remove repost action you'd do by hand — across your whole repost history.

1. Download EraseTok from the App Store and sign in through TikTok's own secure page. Your password never touches the app.

2. EraseTok loads your full repost history so you can review every item.

3. Select everything, or use filters — by views, photos or videos, keywords, or unavailable videos — to keep what you want.

4. Tap Remove and watch the counter drop. EraseTok paces removals and stops automatically if TikTok asks you to slow down, keeping your account safe.

The real risk with any cleanup tool is acting too fast or invisibly. EraseTok removes reposts one at a time at a human pace, with automatic slowdowns and stops when TikTok rate-limits. You can pause or stop the run at any moment.

EraseTok is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok. It simply performs, on your device, the same actions you could perform yourself.