Summary
It gets you the words out of a video without downloading the video.
Checking the available tracks first matters more than it sounds: a creator caption and a machine translation are not the same evidence, and the lookup tells you which one you are about to quote. The metadata call covers the numbers around a post in one request. All three tools start from a URL you already hold — there is no search here, so this reads TikTok rather than explores it.
What it is
A server that resolves a TikTok video URL into its subtitles and post metadata, in 3 tools.
What you get
- The subtitle tracks a video actually has, across languages and across origins — automatic speech recognition, machine translation and creator captions
- The subtitle text itself in a requested language code, falling back to the speech-recognition track when none is given
- Post metadata in a single call: description, creator username, hashtags, likes, shares, comments, views, bookmarks, creation date and duration
Requirements
TIKNEURON_MCP_API_KEY, and a TikTok video URL for each call. MIT.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npx -y tiktok-mcp, then supply credentials