About Us

PicklyWave provides simple tools to help people save publicly available videos for offline viewing and personal archiving when they have the right to do so.

Our goal is a fast, straightforward experience with clear policies and responsible use expectations.

We focus on public links, transparent disclosures, and accessible legal pages so users and partners understand how the service works.

Features may evolve as we improve reliability and usability.

Link analysis and file transfer are separate steps. Analysis requests video information; a successful preview does not mean that a file has been saved. Downloading transfers the available MP4 through the service to your browser, which handles saving it to your device.

TikTok extraction uses a third-party service. Availability depends on that service and the source platform. A public video may still fail because of access restrictions or expired media URLs. We do not request your social account password or login cookies.

The HD option requests a high-quality source and prioritizes a compatible playback stream. PicklyWave does not upscale the video. Resolution, compression and playback compatibility depend on the supplied file; it is not guaranteed to match the creator’s original upload.

A public link is not evidence of permission to download or republish. Check the provider’s download options and the creator’s permission first. This service does not verify ownership or permission for each submitted video, and cannot grant those rights.

Our guides distinguish link analysis, file transfer and device storage so you can identify the step that failed. Platform menus can change; source links are provided where a guide relies on external documentation.

For corrections or failed downloads, use the Contact page and include your device, browser, the failed step and the displayed error. Do not send passwords or login cookies. Rights holders can find reporting instructions on the DMCA page.

Please only save content you own or are authorized to use. Respect creators, copyrights, and platform rules.