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How to Delete a Repost on TikTok

How to Delete a Repost on TikTok

A repost puts someone else’s video on your profile, and TikTok lets you take it back just as easily. The film opens the operator’s repost tab, opens the one reposted photo, taps ‘You reposted’, then Reposted and Remove repost, and the ‘Removed’ toast confirms it is gone. The whole flow is shown on camera.

✅ Tested on
  • SystemAndroid
  • AppTikTok
  • Last verifiedNovember 12, 2026

Every screenshot below is taken from the actual recording on this device — no stock images.

Steps

Open TikTok

Open TikTok from your app drawer. The film starts on the home screen, swipes to the second page of apps and taps the TikTok icon.

Open TikTok

Go to your profile

Tap Profile in the bottom-right corner to open your profile.

Go to your profile

Tap the repost tab

Tap the two-arrows repost icon in the row under your bio to see everything you have reposted.

Tap the repost tab

Open the reposted video

Tap the reposted video to open it. Here there is just one repost - a photo post.

Open the reposted video

Tap You reposted

Tap the ‘You reposted’ label at the bottom left of the video.

Tap You reposted

Tap Reposted

In the Reposts sheet, tap the grey Reposted button next to your name.

Tap Reposted

Tap Remove repost

Tap Remove repost in the confirmation sheet. Tap Cancel instead if you change your mind.

Tap Remove repost

Check the Removed confirmation

A ‘Removed’ toast appears in the middle of the screen, and the ‘You reposted’ label is gone - the repost is deleted.

Check the Removed confirmation

Good to know

  1. The repost removed in the film is a photo post, labelled ‘Photo · 12-15’; reposted videos show the same ‘You reposted’ label and the same Remove repost option.
  2. The Reposts sheet reports ‘2 in total’ even though the repost tab shows a single item; only the photo opened in the film is removed.
  3. Removing a repost only takes it off your profile - the original post stays up for everyone else.
  4. The film removes one repost at a time and shows no bulk option.
  5. The reposted photo shows another person, so the face and the author’s name are blurred in the screenshots. The account in the film is the operator’s test account (@meow27_30).

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