Best TikTok repost remover apps: four options compared

By · maker of FixMyTok

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Disclosure: I make FixMyTok, one of the apps in this comparison.

Short answer: Choose FixMyTok if you use an iPhone, iPad or Android phone and want to clean more than reposts. It removes reposts, manages your own videos, changes privacy in bulk, keeps interrupted jobs resumable, and has no third-party ads. Its free plan is also the one that stretches furthest in a single sitting: 100 actions a week, 100 more once for creating an account, and 2,000 for posting about FixMyTok on TikTok.

It is not the cheapest everywhere. UnReposter has the lowest lifetime price, and FixMyTok ties ClearTok and UnReposter on weekly. FixMyTok has the lowest monthly price here, but only by nine cents. More on that below.

ClearTok is stronger if you need a browser extension. UnRepostAll covers mobile and desktop, but its current US prices are much higher and its Google Play listing says it contains ads.

Prices and features change. I checked FixMyTok’s column on 20 October 2026 against its App Store and Google Play listings and the app itself. I checked the other three on 25 September 2026 against each product’s public website or store listing.

The comparison at a glance

FixMyTok demo dashboard with sample account information
Illustration from the FixMyTok demo account. It uses sample data, not a TikTok test.
Feature FixMyTok ClearTok UnReposter UnRepostAll
Main job Full profile cleanup: own videos and reposts Repost removal and management Selective or complete repost removal Repost removal
iPhone Yes Yes Yes Yes
iPad Yes, with a native wider layout Yes Yes iPhone app compatibility only
Android Yes Yes Yes Yes
Desktop Apple Silicon Mac compatibility listed Chrome, Edge and Firefox Chrome extension macOS and Windows
Full repost scan Yes Yes Yes Yes
Select individual reposts Yes Yes Yes Basic bulk flow
Search and filters Creator, username, caption and date for reposts; date, caption and visibility for posts Creator and date controls, including keeping recent reposts Caption, creator and date Limited controls advertised
Remove reposts in bulk Yes Yes Premium Yes
Change your own videos in bulk Private, public or friends-only; comments and reuse controls No No No
Delete your own videos in bulk Yes Separate Chrome extension No No
Interrupted cleanup Saved job resumes from the same item Pause and resume advertised Resumable queue Stop and continue advertised
Lock Screen and Dynamic Island status Yes Not advertised Not advertised Not advertised
Removal history Yes Detailed local history Live progress and saved queue position Activity log
Export Cleanup report Removed URLs and history Not a headline feature CSV
Multiple accounts Premium Change or reconnect accounts Not emphasized Unlimited accounts advertised
Free allowance 100 actions a week; 100 once for an account; 2,000 a month for a TikTok post; each share adds 50 for 24 hours, up to 250 more 50 daily, or 100 after sign-in Up to 100 daily; free removal is one at a time 50 per 24 hours claimed on its website
Pricing $4.99/week, $9.90/month, or $59.99 lifetime $4.99/week, $9.99/month, or $49.99/year on its website; $49.99 lifetime on the App Store $4.99/week or $19.99 lifetime; the App Store also lists $9.99/week and $29.99 lifetime $20/month or $99/year; lifetime not listed
Ads No third-party ads Claims no ads No ad-supported plan advertised Google Play says Contains ads

Where FixMyTok is stronger on iPhone and iPad

Most tools in this category do one thing: they remove reposts. FixMyTok also scans the videos you published. You can filter them, select many, and make them private, public or friends-only, change comment and reuse settings, or delete the selection. That matters when the real job is a profile cleanup. Removing old reposts does not hide an old public video you made, and FixMyTok handles both lists in one app.

Privacy is also the safer option at every big decision. Making a video private is reversible in TikTok. Deleting one is not reversible inside FixMyTok, so the app offers privacy as the alternative before a large deletion. Repost removal is reversible too, because you can repost the original. ClearTok helps there with a local history and links back to removed videos, though its own guide says it does not restore them automatically. No tool can promise a reliable undo for a finished TikTok deletion. TikTok keeps deleted posts in its own Recently Deleted area for a limited period, and TikTok controls that feature.

The Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island shows the cleanup status, the progress, and whether the job needs you. It has a limit you should know about. iOS can suspend the TikTok web view once FixMyTok goes to the background, so FixMyTok does not claim every removal keeps running while the app is closed. It saves the job, shows that the cleanup paused, and resumes from the same item when you return. That is more useful than a vague background claim: you can see whether the job still runs, stopped, or needs a new TikTok sign-in, and you do not lose finished work or restart the list.

The free plan, in plain numbers

An action is one item changed: one repost removed, or one video made private, deleted or otherwise updated. Scanning and browsing cost nothing. This is how FixMyTok’s free actions work today:

That 2,000 is a trade, and I would rather say so: you post, FixMyTok gets a mention. The newsletter works the same way. I will email you about cleaning up TikTok, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

How this compares depends on the size of the job. The other three apps advertise daily limits of 50 to 100 free actions, which adds up to more than FixMyTok’s 100 a week if you can wait. FixMyTok’s 2,000 is not a daily limit, so a one-off cleanup of a few hundred reposts can run in one sitting instead of over several days. If you are not in a hurry and your job is small, a daily allowance does the same work.

Price

In the US, FixMyTok costs $4.99 weekly, $9.90 monthly or $59.99 lifetime. One subscription also unlocks FindMyTok, my search app for your own videos. The lifetime purchase covers FixMyTok only.

Here is how that sits against the others. ClearTok’s pricing page lists $4.99 weekly, $9.99 monthly and $49.99 yearly. UnReposter lists $4.99 weekly. UnRepostAll’s US App Store listing shows $20 monthly and $99 yearly, plus credit packs.

The US App Store listings show more prices than the websites. UnReposter also lists a $9.99 “Weekly Premium” and a $29.99 “Lifetime Premium”. ClearTok lists six “ClearTok Premium” purchases from $4.99 to $49.99, plus “Max 1000” for $9.99 and “Max 2000” for $19.99. Those names do not show a billing period, so I did not assign one.

So price alone does not settle it. The monthly gap to ClearTok is nine cents, and UnReposter wins on lifetime. What you pay for is the published-video cleanup, privacy changes and Live Activity status, and for a single job you may not need to pay at all.

Where each competitor is stronger

ClearTok. Choose it if you need Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Its history and export tools are strong. It claims no ads, so FixMyTok is not the only ad-free option here.

UnReposter. Choose it if repost removal is your only job and you want the lowest lifetime price. The searchable list and date filters suit selective cleanup. It does not advertise controls for your own published videos.

UnRepostAll. Choose it if you need the macOS or Windows apps and want CSV exports across multiple accounts. Its Google Play version contains ads, and its current US App Store prices are the highest in this comparison.

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