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TokPure
Watermark-free TikTok downloads, 100% on your device
TokPure downloads TikTok videos without the watermark on your local engine. No upload, no cloud, no telemetry. The free Community build grabs the native stream at 720p/1080p. Pro adds local temporal inpainting for the drifting watermark, 4K super-resolution and batch concurrency. macOS 12+ and Windows 10-11. On an M-series Mac, Metal 3: 142.8 FPS, 49.2 dB PSNR. For editors and archivists who can't send client footage to a web service. Free to download; Pro from $9.9/month.
I'm Aiven. TokPure exists because I got tired of watching editors from my team upload client footage to random "watermark remover" websites.
The thing that made us build it: TikTok's watermark doesn't sit still. It drifts, bounces and changes position between frames. Most tools treat each frame in isolation, so you get a smeared rectangle that's more obvious than the watermark was. TokPure runs temporal inpainting across frames, so the removed area stays consistent.
Everything runs locally. CoreML on Apple Silicon, Metal 3 for GPU/NPU work. No telemetry, no upload, no server-side copy of your videos. On an M-series Mac we see 142.8 FPS with 49.2 dB PSNR.
It's free to download for macOS and Windows.
Two things I'd genuinely like feedback on:
1. When you've grabbed a clip for editing, what actually pushed you away from online remover sites last time — privacy, an upload queue, a watermark left behind, or the quality? I want to know which pain point you hit first.
2. For batch work, which would you reach for first: a download queue that runs overnight, bulk rename by date or hashtag, or exporting straight to Reels / Shorts dimensions?
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About TokPure on Product Hunt
“Watermark-free TikTok downloads, 100% on your device”
TokPure was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #419 on the daily leaderboard. TokPure downloads TikTok videos without the watermark on your local engine. No upload, no cloud, no telemetry. The free Community build grabs the native stream at 720p/1080p. Pro adds local temporal inpainting for the drifting watermark, 4K super-resolution and batch concurrency. macOS 12+ and Windows 10-11. On an M-series Mac, Metal 3: 142.8 FPS, 49.2 dB PSNR. For editors and archivists who can't send client footage to a web service. Free to download; Pro from $9.9/month.
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Aiven
Hi PH 👋
I'm Aiven. TokPure exists because I got tired of watching editors from my team upload client footage to random "watermark remover" websites.
The thing that made us build it: TikTok's watermark doesn't sit still. It drifts, bounces and changes position between frames. Most tools treat each frame in isolation, so you get a smeared rectangle that's more obvious than the watermark was. TokPure runs temporal inpainting across frames, so the removed area stays consistent.
Everything runs locally. CoreML on Apple Silicon, Metal 3 for GPU/NPU work. No telemetry, no upload, no server-side copy of your videos. On an M-series Mac we see 142.8 FPS with 49.2 dB PSNR.
It's free to download for macOS and Windows.
Two things I'd genuinely like feedback on:
1. When you've grabbed a clip for editing, what actually pushed you away from online remover sites last time — privacy, an upload queue, a watermark left behind, or the quality? I want to know which pain point you hit first.
2. For batch work, which would you reach for first: a download queue that runs overnight, bulk rename by date or hashtag, or exporting straight to Reels / Shorts dimensions?