TikTok sound exporter
Search TikTok sounds and export the list.
Search by sound name, artist, or keyword and pull up to 500 matching sounds with how many public videos use each one. Sort by usage, export the list, and pick your track on evidence instead of a hunch.
Usage count on every row
How many public videos use each sound, so you can rank by traction rather than guess.
Stable sound ids
Every row carries TikTok's sound id as a string, so a saved sheet still matches next month's run.
CSV, Excel, or JSON
Open it in Sheets, download a formatted .xlsx workbook, or pipe the JSON into your own pipeline.
Audio and cover links
Each row includes the sound's audio URL and its cover art.
What you actually get
Every row is one sound. These are the exact column headers, in the exact order they appear in the file — no hidden fields, no “upgrade to see the data” columns left blank.
| Column | Type | What it holds | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| music_id | string | TikTok's sound id, as a string. Use it to deduplicate across runs and to open the sound on TikTok. | 7239784501417068546 |
| title | string | Sound title as TikTok lists it. | phonk (90) |
| author | string | Credited artist, or the creator's handle for an original sound. | DJ BAI |
| post_count | number | How many public videos use this sound. Sort by this to rank sounds by traction. | 22356 |
| duration_ms | number | Sound length in milliseconds. | 90000 |
| play_url | url | Direct audio URL TikTok serves for the clip. Time-limited by TikTok's CDN. | https://sf16.tiktokcdn-us.com/obj/… |
| cover_url | url | Sound cover art. | https://p16-common.tiktokcdn-us.com/… |
And it opens properly
Most exporters get at least one of these wrong. These are properties of the file we write, not promises.
- Opens clean in Excel
- UTF-8 with a byte-order mark, so emoji and non-Latin handles survive a double-click on Windows instead of turning into mojibake.
- RFC 4180 quoting
- Commas, quotes and newlines inside a caption or comment are escaped properly, so a multi-line comment never splits into two rows.
- Formula-injection safe
- A comment starting with =, +, - or @ is prefixed with an apostrophe so Excel and Sheets treat it as text instead of executing it (CWE-1236).
- CRLF line endings
- The line terminator the CSV spec actually calls for, which is what keeps older Excel builds from collapsing rows.
How it works
- 01
Enter a sound or artist
A track name, an artist, or any keyword TikTok would match.
- 02
Pick how many
100, 250, or up to 500 sounds per search.
- 03
Sort, then export
Rank by video count and download CSV, Excel, or JSON.
Questions
- How do I find trending TikTok sounds?
- Search a keyword or artist and sort the results by the post_count column, which is how many public videos use that sound. That gives you the sounds with real traction for your search, as a spreadsheet you can filter yourself.
- How many sounds can I export at once?
- Up to 500 sounds per search. Relevance falls off sharply past that, which is why we cap it.
- What data comes back for each sound?
- The sound id, title, credited artist, how many videos use it, its length in milliseconds, a direct audio URL, and the cover art.
- Is sound export included on the free plan?
- No — sound export starts on Pro, which includes 50 sound searches a month. Signing up takes no card, so you can see the dashboard before you decide.
- Do you host or redistribute the audio?
- No. The export includes the link TikTok serves for each sound; tikklip stores metadata and links, never the audio itself. See our Terms.
Get the whole toolkit
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