TikTok Profile Scraper: Profiles & Videos

Paste TikTok usernames, get each creator's videos and profile: every video's plays, likes, comments, shares, saves, caption, sound and MP4 link, plus one profile row per creator with exact followers, total likes, bio, bio link and join date. No login.

$0.29 per 1,000 videos on the Starter plan ($0.35 Free, $0.25 Scale, $0.22 Business); profile rows are free with videos. The prefilled run (2 profiles, 100 videos) costs about $0.03.

Export: open the run's Output tab and click Export (CSV, Excel, JSON, XML or HTML), or read https://api.apify.com/v2/datasets/<datasetId>/items?format=csv from your code. The profiles are in the 👤 Profiles tab.

Creator	Caption	▶️ Plays	❤️ Likes	💬 Comments	📅 Posted
@zachking	my honest thoughts about the new flying roadster	4,400,000	386,000	3,583	2026-10-18
@zachking	AI ❌ Zach King ✅	9,100,000	1,400,000	4,745	2026-09-29
@khaby.lame	I guess is time to retire #learnfromkhaby #comedy…	4,400,000	303,000	7,421	2026-10-16

Why this one

• Videos and profiles, each in their own table. Videos go to the main dataset; each creator's profile (followers, following, likes, videos, bio, bio link, join date) goes once to a separate 👤 Profiles dataset, free with every video run.
• Exact follower and like totals. Profile counters are TikTok's exact numbers (86,878,951 followers for @zachking, not "86.9M").
• Date filter. postedAfter stops at the first video older than your date, so a daily or weekly monitor only pays for new posts. postedBefore closes the range.
• The profile's own tabs. Latest, Popular or Oldest, as on TikTok, plus the Reposts section (videos the creator reposted), the Stories up right now, and an option to skip pinned videos.
• Likes range. minLikes / maxLikes keep only the videos you want (a creator's hits, or their quieter posts); the others are free and don't count toward your max.
• Profile-only mode. Set maxVideosPerProfile to 0 to get just the profile rows: a quick way to enrich influencer lists. Comments of these videos: TikTok Comments Scraper; who a creator follows or is followed by: TikTok Followers & Following Scraper.
• Sponsored posts flagged. isAd marks posts TikTok labels as an ad or paid partnership.
• Fails loudly, never silently. Every run saves a per-profile summary (OUTPUT) with its status (ok, not found, private, blocked) and why it stopped. If TikTok refuses a profile on every retry, the run is marked failed instead of quietly returning less.
• Fast and light. Plain HTTP, no browser.

Input

Field	What it does	Default
profiles	Usernames (with or without @) or profile URLs, e.g. zachking, @khaby.lame, https://www.tiktok.com/@tiktok. vm.tiktok.com short links to a profile work too.	zachking, khaby.lame
maxVideosPerProfile	Videos per profile, in the order below; with reposts too, both count toward it. 0 = profile rows only. Up to 5,000.	50
profileSorting	latest (newest first), popular (TikTok's Popular ranking: pinned videos, then mostly the most played, not strictly by plays) or oldest: the profile's tabs on TikTok. Since October 2026 TikTok refuses popular and oldest on many datacenter IPs: if they fail, use a residential proxy.	latest
profileSections	videos (their own), reposts (other creators' videos they reposted), stories (the stories up right now; TikTok keeps one 24 hours), or any mix.	videos
postedAfter	Skip videos posted before this date (YYYY-MM-DD). Via the API you can also pass 7 days, 12 hours, ... Older pinned videos are skipped, not counted.	–
postedBefore	Skip videos posted after this date (the whole day counts), or a relative time such as 30 days.	–
excludePinnedPosts	Leave out the videos the creator pinned to the top of the profile.	false
minLikes / maxLikes	Keep only videos with likes in this range (0 = no bound). Videos outside it are free and don't count toward your max. To find them the run reads up to 1,000 videos per profile (or 10 per video you ask for, if more), then stops (stopReason: scan_limit).	0 / 0
proxyConfiguration	Apify Proxy. Datacenter (the default) works; switch to residential only if a run reports blocks.	Apify datacenter

Example:

{
  "profiles": ["zachking", "https://www.tiktok.com/@khaby.lame"],
  "maxVideosPerProfile": 100,
  "postedAfter": "2026-09-01"
}

A creator's top 20 on TikTok's Popular tab, and the videos they reposted:

{
  "profiles": ["zachking"],
  "maxVideosPerProfile": 20,
  "profileSorting": "popular"
}

{
  "profiles": ["zachking"],
  "profileSections": ["reposts"]
}

A creator's stories up right now, and their 10 newest videos with at least 1 million likes:

{
  "profiles": ["thesun"],
  "profileSections": ["stories"]
}

{
  "profiles": ["zachking"],
  "maxVideosPerProfile": 10,
  "minLikes": 1000000
}

Output

Two datasets, profile by profile in your order:

• 🎬 Videos (the default dataset): one row per video, each profile's videos in TikTok's order for profileSorting (by default newest first), then its reposts and stories if you asked for them (stories oldest first, as TikTok plays them). Views: 📊 Overview (🖼️ Cover, 🏷️ Username, 👤 Creator, 📝 Caption, 🔗 TikTok, 📌 Pinned, 📢 Ad, ▶️ Plays, ❤️ Likes, 💬 Comments, 🔁 Shares, 📅 Posted), 📈 Stats (🏷️ Username, 🔗 TikTok, ▶️ Plays, ❤️ Likes, 💬 Comments, 🔁 Shares, 🔖 Saves, 🔃 Reposts, 👥 Followers, ⏱️ Duration, 📅 Posted) and 🔎 Details (🖼️ Cover, 🏷️ Username, 🔗 TikTok, ⬇️ Video File, 🤖 AI Label, 💬 Has Captions, 🌐 Caption Language, 📺 Quality, 💾 File Size, ➕ Creator Following, ❤️ Creator Likes, 🎬 Creator Videos, 🎙️ Original Sound).
• 👤 Profiles: one row per profile. View 📊 Overview: 🖼️ Photo, 🏷️ Username, 👤 Name, 📝 Bio, 🔗 TikTok, ✔️ Verified, 👥 Followers, ➕ Following, ❤️ Likes, 🎬 Videos, 📅 Joined, 🌐 Bio Link.

With maxVideosPerProfile: 0 the profile rows are what you get: they go to the default dataset (these are the rows you pay for) and, as always, to the 👤 Profiles dataset. Open the 👤 Profiles tab, or the default dataset's 👤 Profiles (Max videos 0) view: 🖼️ Photo, 🏷️ Username, 👤 Name, 📝 Bio, 🔗 TikTok, ✔️ Verified, 👥 Followers, ➕ Following, ❤️ Total Likes, 🎬 Videos, 📅 Joined, 🌐 Bio Link. A profile row in the default dataset has its total likes in likes and, the same number, in totalLikes (the column of the Profiles (Max videos 0) view), plus a hidden field #hideInVideoViews (always an empty list; clean=1 on the API leaves it out) that keeps it out of the video views: the video views (Overview, Stats, Details) show video rows only, so on a profile-only run they're empty, and on a video run the Profiles (Max videos 0) view is. A value TikTok didn't send is null (never an empty string or a made-up 0).

Video fields

• cover: the video's cover image.
• authorName: the creator's display name.
• caption: the full caption, hashtags included.
• captionSnippet: the caption's first 50 characters on one line, for tables.
• authorUsername: the creator's TikTok username, without @.
• videoUrl: the video's page on TikTok.
• authorVerified: the creator has TikTok's verified badge.
• isPinned: pinned to the top of the profile.
• isAd: TikTok labels the post as an ad or a paid partnership.
• plays: views.
• likes: likes.
• comments: comments.
• shares: shares.
• saves: saves (TikTok's Favorites).
• reposts: reposts (TikTok's Repost button).
• authorFollowers: the creator's followers (exact) when the video was collected.
• durationSeconds: length in seconds (null for photo posts).
• postedAt: when it was posted (UTC).
• hashtags: hashtags in the caption, without #.
• mentions: usernames mentioned in the caption.
• mentionedUsers: each person mentioned in the caption: name as written (TikTok writes a mention as the person's display name), username, userId, secUid and profileUrl.
• soundTitle: the sound's title ("original sound" is the creator's own audio).
• soundUrl: the sound's page on TikTok.
• videoFileUrl: the video file (MP4) in the best quality TikTok serves: a direct link anyone can open or download, no login or cookies (often H.265/HEVC, which some browsers don't play; download it to watch). null for photo posts.
• videoFileExpiresAt: when TikTok's links to the video file expire (UTC), about 2 days after the run: download before then.
• isPhotoPost: true for a photo post (slideshow); its pictures are in photos.
• isAiGenerated: TikTok labels the post as AI-generated.
• hasCaptions: TikTok has captions (subtitles) for the video.
• captionLanguages: the languages TikTok has captions in (eng-US, ...).
• captionLanguage: the caption text's language as TikTok detects it (en, es, ...).
• onScreenText: text the creator put on the video with TikTok's text stickers (several joined with |).
• placeName: the place the post is tagged with, when it has one.
• placeAddress: the tagged place's address.
• placeCity: the tagged place's city, when TikTok gives one.
• width: video width in pixels (null for photo posts).
• height: video height in pixels (null for photo posts).
• definition: TikTok's quality label (540p, 720p, 1080p).
• format: the video file format (mp4).
• fileSizeBytes: size of TikTok's standard video file, in bytes.
• authorAvatar: the creator's profile picture.
• authorBio: the creator's bio.
• authorFollowing: accounts the creator follows.
• authorLikes: total likes on all the creator's videos.
• authorVideos: the creator's public videos.
• authorPrivate: the creator's account is private (null when TikTok doesn't say).
• soundAuthor: the sound's artist or creator.
• soundAlbum: the album of a released track, when TikTok names it.
• soundIsOriginal: the sound is the creator's own audio, not a released track.
• soundCover: the sound's cover art.
• photos: the images of a photo post (slideshow); null for videos.
• videoId: TikTok's video ID.
• authorId: TikTok's user ID of the creator.
• authorSecUid: the creator's secUid, the ID TikTok's own web API uses.
• soundId: TikTok's sound ID.
• poiId: TikTok's ID of the tagged place.
• playlistId: TikTok's ID of the creator's playlist the video is in, when it's in one.
• input: the profile you entered that the video was found on.
• profileSection: the tab it came from: videos (their own), reposts (a video they reposted; its author* fields name its own creator) or stories.
• storyExpiresAt: for a story, when TikTok takes it down (UTC), 24 hours after it was posted; null on videos and reposts. Only with stories in profileSections.
• scrapedAt: when it was collected (UTC).

Profile fields

In the 👤 Profiles dataset (and, with maxVideosPerProfile: 0, in the default dataset, where the row also has totalLikes, the same number as likes):

• avatar: profile picture.
• name: display name.
• bio: the full bio.
• bioSnippet: the bio's first 50 characters on one line, for tables.
• username: TikTok username, without @.
• profileUrl: the profile on TikTok.
• verified: TikTok's verified badge.
• followers: followers (exact).
• following: accounts they follow.
• likes: total likes on all their videos.
• videos: public videos.
• joinedAt: when the account was created (UTC).
• bioLinkUrl: the link in their bio.
• userId: TikTok's user ID.
• secUid: TikTok's secUid, the ID its own web API uses.
• scrapedAt: when it was collected (UTC).

Example video row:

{
  "cover": "https://p19-common-sign.tiktokcdn-us.com/tos-useast5-p-0068-...",
  "authorName": "Zach King",
  "caption": "a message to all AI",
  "captionSnippet": "a message to all AI",
  "authorUsername": "zachking",
  "videoUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@zachking/video/7655004069190192398",
  "authorVerified": true,
  "isPinned": true,
  "isAd": false,
  "plays": 67300000,
  "likes": 13900000,
  "comments": 105300,
  "shares": 560600,
  "saves": 1013163,
  "authorFollowers": 86878951,
  "durationSeconds": 27,
  "postedAt": "2026-06-24T16:45:49Z",
  "hashtags": null,
  "mentions": null,
  "soundTitle": "original sound",
  "soundUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/music/original-sound-7655004159753718541",
  "photos": null,
  "videoId": "7655004069190192398",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-27T19:07:41Z"
}

Example profile row:

{
  "avatar": "https://p19-common-sign.tiktokcdn-us.com/tos-alisg-avt-0068/...",
  "name": "Zach King",
  "bio": "Bringing a little more wonder into the world, 15 seconds at a time",
  "bioSnippet": "Bringing a little more wonder into the world, 15 s…",
  "username": "zachking",
  "profileUrl": "https://www.tiktok.com/@zachking",
  "verified": true,
  "followers": 86878951,
  "following": 182,
  "likes": 1301298065,
  "videos": 617,
  "joinedAt": "2016-02-29T07:29:22Z",
  "bioLinkUrl": "https://youtu.be/ulVscDewRPI?si=-65KnrnwSiGHDeT2",
  "userId": "68616495085350913",
  "secUid": "MS4wLjABAAAANnzJ9pdfxtlf3m5Ku_M-rCXVitJC13w4GavqyUD3RE8h1cZ-7O9FT-uQ9rCJjU_E",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-27T19:07:41Z"
}

Notes:

• A video's own counters are rounded by TikTok on its web pages when they're large (411.7K plays shows as 411700); small numbers are exact. Now and then TikTok sends a video's plays, likes, shares and saves as 0 next to real comments; those come as null.
• Image links expire. cover, photos and avatar are signed by TikTok and stop working about 2 days after the run. Download the images you need soon after the run.
• Private accounts are hidden from logged-out visitors, so they're reported as private in OUTPUT with no rows (also with maxVideosPerProfile: 0), and they cost nothing.

Run summary (OUTPUT)

{
  "results": 210,
  "inputs": [
    {"input": "zachking", "status": "ok", "results": 70, "stopReason": "max_results", "username": "zachking"},
    {"input": "some_private_user", "status": "private", "results": 0, "stopReason": "private", "error": "account is private"}
  ]
}

status per profile: ok, not_found, private, invalid (not a username or profile URL), blocked (TikTok refused it on every retry; the run fails so you notice), stopped (your spending limit was reached). stopReason for ok profiles: max_results, posted_after, posted_before (with oldest), end (no more videos), scan_limit (a likes range read its 1,000 videos, or 10 per video asked for; filteredOut counts the videos outside it) or profile_only.

Pricing

Pay per result, no start fee and no minimum. Example: 1,000 videos cost $0.29 on the Starter plan.

Your Apify plan	Per 1,000 videos (or profiles in profile-only mode)
Free	$0.35
Starter	$0.29
Scale	$0.25
Business	$0.22

You pay only for rows that reach your dataset. Profile rows that come with a video run are free; in profile-only mode (maxVideosPerProfile: 0) each profile row costs the same as a video. Not-found, private and invalid inputs cost nothing. When your spending limit is reached, the run stops.

A video found under several profiles in one run is one row and one charge: it comes back once, under the first profile that found it, and the run summary counts the repeats for each profile (alreadyDeliveredUnderEarlierInput).

FAQ

Do I need a TikTok account? No. The Actor reads only what TikTok shows logged-out visitors.

How many videos can I get per profile? As many as the profile shows publicly, up to 5,000 per profile per run. In our tests TikTok served every page we asked for (350+ videos from @tiktok).

Can I monitor creators? Yes: schedule a daily run with postedAfter: "2 days" (via the API or a saved task) and dedupe on videoId.

How do I join videos to profiles? Join input on videos to the profile you entered, or authorUsername on a profile's own videos to username on profiles (a repost's authorUsername is the creator who made it).

Can I get a creator's most popular videos? Yes: profileSorting: "popular" reads the profile's Popular tab in TikTok's order: pinned videos first, then mostly the most played, but TikTok doesn't sort it strictly by plays (on @zachking a 1.1B-play video came 22nd). For a strict order, sort the rows on plays. With a date range, Popular reads the whole list to find the videos in it, so it's slower than Latest.

Can I get stories? Yes: add stories to profileSections. You get the stories up right now (TikTok keeps each one 24 hours), as rows like videos with profileSection: "stories" and storyExpiresAt. A profile with no story up costs no extra request; schedule a run every few hours to keep a creator's stories before they expire.

Comments and followers? Pass the videoUrl fields to TikTok Comments Scraper for comments and replies (it also takes usernames directly), and the usernames to TikTok Followers & Following Scraper for their follower lists.

Feedback

Missing a field, or a result that doesn't look right? Open an issue on the Issues tab and we'll look into it. If the data helps you, a short review on this page helps other people find it.