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Unofficial. Brings back your saved TikTok sounds: a Sounds tab under Favourites with a dot-matrix player, playlists and A-B loop. Unofficial. Not affiliated with TikTok or ByteDance. TikTok quietly removed the place where your saved sounds used to live on the website. I had 180 of them and no way to get back to them on my laptop, so I built this. Open tiktok.com, go to your profile, Favourites, and there is a new Sounds tab. Everything you saved is there, searchable, with the date you saved it. Press play and it opens in a little dot-matrix player that I designed to feel like a real gadget. It draws the actual waveform, so you can see where the drop is. Some things I use all the time: - A-B loop, to repeat just the good 10 seconds - Slow it down to learn a sound, or speed it up - Playlists you can rename and drag into order - Hide sounds you are sick of hearing (they stay in your TikTok favourites) - Filter by the year you saved them - A sleep timer, for when you fall asleep to it The silly extras: colour themes, a 3D version of the player you can spin around, and a "your year in sounds" picture you can save and share. Your sounds, playlists and notes stay on your computer. There is no account, no tracking and no ads network. You may occasionally see a small labelled "Sponsored" box, which is just an image and a link. It is a one-person project, so if something breaks or you want a feature, tell me. You can reach me, or buy me a coffee, at ko-fi.com/alivzxc. TikTok is a trademark of its owner and is only used here to say what this works with.
Oct 27, 2026
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