TikTok drafts are video content created within the app but saved locally on the user’s device, rather than being uploaded to the TikTok platform. These drafts provide a way to create and edit videos incrementally before publishing them. They serve as a personal repository of unfinished content, accessible only through the app on the device where they were initially created.
Draft functionality allows creators to experiment with ideas, refine their editing, and schedule content releases strategically. Losing these drafts can represent a significant setback, especially for users who rely on the app for content creation and marketing. Understanding the factors that affect draft preservation is therefore essential for managing content effectively.