Chrome and Edge support
Install from the browser store that matches the session you already use for TikTok.
Keyword focus: TikTok repost remover extension
TikTok Repost Remover Extension for Chrome and Edge
DeleteTik is built as a browser-first workflow for TikTok cleanup. Install it in Chrome or Edge, keep the process inside your signed-in session, and use one extension for posted videos, favorites, reposts, and liked videos instead of juggling remote bots or multiple scripts.
DeleteTik is a TikTok repost remover extension for Chrome and Edge that also cleans favorites, liked videos, and your own posts. Install it from the official stores, open TikTok.com, and run reviewed, paced cleanup sessions — no TikTok password required.
Chrome and Edge supportNo password fieldFour cleanup targets
Why an extension
A browser workflow gives you more visibility than a remote bot
The page is designed for users comparing extension-based cleanup with cloud dashboards, scripts, or manual one-by-one cleanup.
Install once in your browser
Use Chrome or Edge instead of moving the workflow into a remote account panel.
Keep credentials out of the flow
Stay in your active browser session without typing your password into a separate service.
Use it for posted videos
Choose the videos workflow when your cleanup target is public posts you uploaded.
Use it for saved videos
Run a separate favorites session when your backlog is in saved videos.
Capabilities
What to expect from the extension workflow
This page focuses on install intent, browser support, and why the extension format fits DeleteTik better than a remote control panel.
Run cleanup where you are already logged in
The workflow stays closer to the browser session you control every day.
Local-first by design
The extension format fits DeleteTik’s privacy and review model better than a cloud dashboard.
Structured cleanup flows
Use dedicated workflows for videos, favorites, reposts, or liked videos rather than mixing targets blindly.
Workflow
How to start with the extension
The first goal is a clean setup. Once the extension is installed and pinned, you can move into the right cleanup workflow for your target type.
1
Install DeleteTik from Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons
Pick the browser store that matches the session where you already use TikTok.
2
Pin the extension to your toolbar
Keep access visible so you can move between TikTok and the cleanup workflow easily.
3
Open TikTok in the same browser session
Stay signed in normally before you start any cleanup run.
4
Choose one cleanup target
Keep each session focused on one target type so the workflow stays readable.
The extension, in depth
What the DeleteTik extension does
DeleteTik packages four cleanup workflows into one browser extension: reposts, favorites and saved videos, liked videos, and the videos you posted. Every workflow follows the same shape — scan the list, narrow it with filters, review exactly what is queued, export a backup, then remove at a controlled pace.
Because it is an extension rather than a service, there is no dashboard login, no account handoff, and no queue running on someone else’s server. The work happens in a TikTok.com tab you can watch.
Chrome and Edge support
DeleteTik ships through both official channels — the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons — and the two versions are functionally identical. Use whichever browser you normally use for TikTok.com; the workflows, filters, review lists, and export options are the same.
Updates arrive through the same store channels automatically, so both versions stay in sync as TikTok changes. If you switch browsers later, nothing is lost — install the extension in the other browser and your workflows are exactly where you expect them.
Why local-first matters for a repost remover
Tools that clean TikTok accounts split into two architectures. Cloud services ask for your TikTok credentials so a remote bot can log in as you; everything then happens on infrastructure you cannot see, with your password stored somewhere you cannot audit. Local-first extensions run inside your own signed-in browser session — credentials never move, and the session is visible from start to finish.
For repost cleanup specifically, the difference shows up in trust and in behavior: a login from a remote datacenter can look suspicious to TikTok, while an extension working in your normal browser session behaves like you, because it is you.
The repost cleanup workflow
The workflow this extension is best known for, step by step:
- 1Open TikTok.com in Chrome or Edge with DeleteTik installed.
- 2Choose the repost cleanup workflow and scan your Reposts tab.
- 3Filter by date or keyword, then review the exact list of reposts queued for removal.
- 4Export the list as CSV or JSON for a permanent record.
- 5Run the cleanup at a controlled pace, starting with a smaller batch.
Beyond reposts: favorites, likes, and videos
Most accounts that clean one list end up cleaning the others — old saved videos, years of likes, and posts from a previous account era all carry the same kind of stale signal. Each target has a dedicated workflow page with its own filters, safety notes, and FAQ:
TikTok favorites removerTikTok liked videos removerMass delete TikTok videos
How to install DeleteTik
Installation takes about a minute: add the extension from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons, open TikTok.com in the same browser, and pick your first cleanup workflow. The download page walks through both stores and includes a QR and copy-link handoff if you are reading this on your phone right now.
Extension vs cloud service vs manual cleanup
Where the browser-extension model sits between doing everything by hand and handing over your account.
| Method | Best for | Password needed | Bulk cleanup | Review before delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manual cleanup in the app | A few items | No | No | Limited |
| Cloud cleanup services | Unknown | Often yes | Varies | Varies |
| DeleteTik extension | Reposts, favorites, likes, and videos at scale | No | Yes | Yes |
Related TikTok cleanup workflows
One extension covers every cleanup target. Pick the workflow that matches your backlog.
Remove TikTok repostsTikTok favorites removerTikTok liked videos removerMass delete TikTok videosDownload DeleteTik
One extension, four cleanup targets.
Download DeleteTik for Chrome and EdgeGuides
Read these before installing or right after setup
Use the supporting guides to compare tools, understand privacy trade-offs, and prepare your first cleanup session.
How to Bulk Delete TikTok Videos, Favorites, Reposts, and Likes
Compare every cleanup target before you run your first session.
Cloud Bots vs Local Tools: TikTok Cleanup Privacy Guide
A practical privacy comparison before you choose any cleaner.
ClearTok Alternative in 2026: Why Creators Choose DeleteTik
Read this if you are comparing products before installing anything.
FAQ
Extension setup FAQ
Answers for users comparing a browser extension workflow with manual cleanup or remote services.
Is DeleteTik available as a Chrome extension?
Yes. DeleteTik is available in Chrome, and there is also an Edge version for users who prefer Microsoft Edge.
Why use an extension instead of a cloud cleaner?
The extension model keeps the workflow closer to the browser session you already control and fits a local-first privacy model better than sending everything through a remote dashboard.
What can the extension help me clean?
DeleteTik supports structured cleanup workflows for your posted videos, favorites, reposts, and liked videos. It is better to treat each target as a separate session instead of combining them blindly.
Do I need to share my TikTok password during setup?
No. The workflow is designed to use your active browser session, so setup does not require typing your password into DeleteTik.
Does the DeleteTik extension need my TikTok password?
No. It works inside the Chrome or Edge session where you are already signed in to TikTok.com and has no password field anywhere in the product.
Can the extension remove all my reposts at once?
It can clear your whole Reposts tab, but through a reviewed, paced session rather than a blind wipe: scan, filter, review, export, then remove in controlled batches.
Where should I install DeleteTik from?
Only from the official stores — the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons. The download page links to both and includes a desktop handoff if you are on your phone.
Is the Edge version different from the Chrome version?
No. Both versions ship the same four cleanup workflows with the same filters, review, and export.
Next step
Install the extension and keep the cleanup flow in your browser
Pick Chrome or Edge, pin DeleteTik to your toolbar, and start with the workflow that matches your cleanup goal.