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When a user wants to scrape a TikTok creator's profile and videos by username — for influencer research, competitor analysis, or content archiving.
https://www.tiktok.com/@{username} via browser-act/api/post/item_list/ XHR requests to get secUid and video listStructured JSON: profile metadata (followers, bio, verified) + paginated video list with stats, music, video meta, and webVideoUrl for each post.
Use Cases
A brand marketing team wants to evaluate fitness influencers for a campaign. They provide a list of TikTok usernames to the skill, which scrapes each creator's profile (follower count, bio, verified status) and all video posts with engagement stats (plays, likes, shares). The team uses the exported JSON to rank creators by reach and resonance, saving days of manual research and enabling data-driven partnership decisions.
A content strategist monitors a competitor's TikTok presence by extracting their full video archive with this skill. They collect posting frequency, top-performing topics, and music trends from the metadata. The archived dataset helps identify content gaps and refine their own TikTok strategy, turning a manual, error-prone check into a repeatable automated pipeline.
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