TikTok saves a recording of every LIVE, but only the host can open it, and only for 30 days. Here is where it is and what to do if you missed someone else's LIVE.
Guides · Published 2026-09-19 · Updated 2026-09-19 · 4 min read
Short answer: if it was your LIVE, open your Profile, tap the menu ☰, choose TikTok Studio, tap LIVE at the top, then LIVE recordings. TikTok keeps each replay for 30 days, and you can watch, download, clip or delete it. On a computer, replays are also in LIVE Center. If it was someone else's LIVE, TikTok's help pages describe no replay for viewers. Check the host's profile for clips they posted afterwards.
On a computer, open LIVE Center at livecenter.tiktok.com and go to replays. Per TikTok, replays are available to view and download for 30 days.
After 30 days it is gone, so download anything you want to keep. More on saving in how to download a TikTok LIVE.
TikTok's replay help describes replays for the host only. There is no official way for a viewer to rewatch another creator's LIVE. What you can do:
Replays and highlights both arrive after the fact. ReelShift works during the LIVE: it watches your TikTok LIVE, whether you go live from your phone or LIVE Studio, and cuts the best moments into vertical clips with captions while you are still on. Say "clip that" to save the last 60 seconds yourself. See the TikTok LIVE clipper.
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30 days, according to TikTok. Download anything you want to keep before then.
TikTok's help pages describe replays for the host only. Viewers can watch clips the host posts, or register for LIVE Events to catch the next one.
In LIVE Center, at livecenter.tiktok.com.
Yes. Open the replay, tap Clip, edit it, then tap Next and follow the posting steps.
Last updated 2026-09-19