TikTok gives you a list you can only scroll. TokExport reads the whole thing — followers, the accounts a profile follows, a full comment thread with its replies, or a profile's own videos — and hands it to you as a spreadsheet you can sort, filter and keep.
TokExport is a very powerfull tool great work man The export process is simple and the CSV/Excel options are very useful.
I’ve been using TokExport to collect TikTok profile and follower data. The export options are convenient, especially when you want to continue working with the data in Excel. Simple and useful tool.
Really useful when you need to work with a large follower list. I exported the data to Excel and could easily filter and sort everything afterward.
I mainly used it to export comments from a TikTok video. Having the comments organized in a file made it much easier to work with the data afterward.
I used this to export a following list and it saved me a lot of time. Much easier than trying to collect everything manually. Pretty straightforward extension.
Needed to export a TikTok follower list to Excel and this made it really easy. The export process is simple and the CSV/Excel options are very useful.
It is the only requirement, and it is worth understanding, because it is also the reason TokExport never asks for your password.
TikTok checks where a request came from and only answers its own pages. So instead of talking to TikTok from the outside — which would mean handing an extension your login — TokExport sends each request through a tiktok.com tab you already have open, using the session you are already signed in to.
This is also why there is no password field anywhere in the extension. It has nothing to log in to.
Open TokExport, pick what you need, and give it a username or a video link.
Everyone who follows a public TikTok account — and your own followers, whatever your account settings are.
Every account a profile follows, in the order TikTok returns them — newest follow first.
A whole comment thread on a video, with each reply attached to the comment it answers.
A profile's own videos with their view, like, comment and share counts.
There is no API key to paste and no second account to connect. The row limit and the pace are the only two things you set.
For a follower or following export, every row is one account:
A comment export carries the comment text, the like count, the reply count and the date, next to the account that wrote it.
Paste the link to a video instead of a username, tick include replies, and start. Each reply is written alongside the comment it answers, so a thread still reads as a thread in the spreadsheet instead of collapsing into a pile of unrelated lines.
A common question, and most tools quietly re-sort the list before you ever see it.
TikTok returns followers in reverse chronological order: the account that followed most recently comes back first, the oldest one last. The following list behaves the same way — the last account you followed is at the top.
TokExport keeps that order exactly as it arrives and writes the position into a row number column. Row 1 is the newest. Sort the file by anything you like afterwards; the original order is still there when you want it back.
TikTok does not publish the date of each follow, and TokExport does not invent one. Order is the only chronological signal that exists.
The file opens straight into a spreadsheet with the columns already in place. No copy and paste, no screenshots to retype, nothing to clean up afterwards.
CSV imports cleanly into Google Sheets, Airtable and Notion. JSON is there for when the list is going into a script rather than a sheet.
TikTok limits how fast any list can be read. TokExport does not hide that behind a spinner — it offers three paces and tells you what each one costs.
Slower settings finish more often. Results are written in chunks as the run goes, so an interrupted export keeps what it has and picks up where it stopped instead of starting again.
Every tool doing this hits the same walls. The difference is whether it tells you, or shows a progress bar that never fills.
TikTok stops serving pages part-way into a long list. TokExport compares what it collected against the number TikTok itself reported and warns you — for example "TikTok reports 20 but served 10". The rows you have are real, just not all of them.
A private account shares its followers, its following list and its videos only with the people it has accepted. That is TikTok's rule and no extension gets around it. TokExport says the account is private rather than returning an empty file.
Every run ends with the number of rows collected shown next to what TikTok claimed. A short list is never presented as a complete one.
There is no way around the pacing — not for this extension, not for any other. What TokExport can do is survive it: a run that is interrupted resumes instead of starting over.
If you came looking for one of these, save yourself the install.
It will not tell you who has the most followers on TikTok. It reads the list of one account at a time — the one you choose.
A private account's lists cannot be read by anyone it has not accepted, and this extension is no exception.
It does not follow, unfollow, like, comment or post. It will not get you followers. It only reads lists.
It does not watch your account over time. TikTok Unfollow AI handles that job.
A list of people is personal data in most jurisdictions. Use it in line with TikTok's terms and the data protection rules where you live.
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Because every request has to leave from tiktok.com itself. TikTok checks where a request came from and only answers its own pages, so the extension sends each one through an open tiktok.com tab. The tab can sit in the background — you never have to look at it, and you do not have to be on any particular page. If no tab is open, TokExport tells you instead of failing quietly.
Newest first. The account that followed most recently comes back first, and the oldest one last; the same is true of a following list. TokExport keeps that order exactly as it arrives and numbers every row, so row 1 is the newest. It never silently re-sorts. Once the file is open you can sort it however you like — the original order stays in the row number column.
No. A private account only shares its followers, its following list and its videos with the people it has accepted. That is TikTok's rule and no extension can get around it. TokExport tells you the account is private rather than handing back an empty file.
Yes, if you tick the box before you start. Each reply is written with the comment it answers, so a thread still reads as a thread in the spreadsheet rather than becoming a pile of unrelated lines.
TikTok stops serving pages deep into a long list. When that happens TokExport compares what it collected against the number TikTok itself reported and warns you — for example "TikTok reports 20 but served 10". The rows you have are real, just not all of them. A slower pace finishes more often.
No. TokExport never asks for your TikTok password and has no way to receive one — there is no password field anywhere in the extension. It reads the lists through the browser session you are already signed in to.
Yes. TokExport runs on any Chromium browser — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.
Free. Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. No password, no API key, no second account.
Add TokExport to ChromeTokExport is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by TikTok or ByteDance. "TikTok" is a trademark of ByteDance Ltd. and is used here only to describe the site this extension works on. Please use it in line with TikTok's terms and the data protection rules where you live.