TikTok slideshows are posts where a creator uploads multiple photos that play as a sequence with a music track underneath. They look like videos in your feed but contain still images cycling through. Here is exactly how to save them to your device.
A TikTok slideshow is a multi-photo post format where each uploaded image displays for a few seconds in sequence, with an audio track selected by the creator playing underneath. They appear in the For You page like regular videos and are viewed and shared the same way. The slideshow format is popular for photo dumps, travel photo collections, product showcases, before-and-after sequences, and any content where multiple images tell a story better than a single image or video.
When you play a slideshow in TikTok it looks like a video with photos cycling through. But technically it is a separate post type from a standard video upload. The download behavior varies slightly from standard video posts in some cases.
When you select MP4 format for a slideshow download, dltkk.to downloads the rendered version of the slideshow as TikTok serves it. The resulting file is a standard MP4 video where all photos play in sequence exactly as they appear in the TikTok app, and the music track chosen by the creator is included as the audio. The file plays in any video player without TikTok being installed. It is a complete self-contained video file that anyone can watch.
If you only want the music from a slideshow rather than the video file, select MP3 instead of MP4. The MP3 download extracts just the audio track from the slideshow, saving only the music without the photos. This is useful when the slideshow contains a trending sound you want to save separately.
dltkk.to downloads the slideshow as a complete rendered video rather than as separate image files for each photo. If you need the individual photos as separate image files, there are a few options. On TikTok.com in a desktop browser you can sometimes right-click on individual slideshow frames as they display. Alternatively, take screenshots of each photo as it appears while watching the slideshow in the TikTok app, or pause the downloaded MP4 at each frame and use your video player's screenshot function to capture the individual images.
The full process works in Safari on iPhone without any app. After tapping Download the file goes to Safari's download manager. Find it by tapping the download arrow icon in Safari's toolbar after it finishes. Tap the video file and choose Save to Photos to move it to your Camera Roll where it plays like any other video. The slideshow plays with all photos and music in your Photos app.
Works in Chrome on Android. After tapping Download the MP4 file saves to your Downloads folder and appears in your Gallery app automatically when the download completes. Tap it in Gallery to play the full slideshow as a video with the original music. The playback experience is the same as in TikTok.
If the download completes but the audio does not play in your video player, check your device volume and make sure you are not in silent mode. If the slideshow link returns an error when pasting into dltkk.to, the most common cause is using a shortened share link that does not resolve correctly. Copy the link fresh from the TikTok app's Share then Copy Link option and try again. Some slideshow posts also have format restrictions from TikTok's side that prevent direct download in rare cases.