TokCloner

AI TikTok slideshow maker

The TikTok slideshow maker that starts from a viral post

Paste a viral TikTok photo slideshow. Get it back rebuilt for your business: the same hook and slide structure, your words, new images, 1080×1920 PNGs.

Plans from $29/month · every cost shown before it runs · pricing

  1. 1 Paste a TikTok slideshow link Copy the link of a public TikTok photo post and paste it into TokCloner. It works on image posts only; video links are rejected.
  2. 2 Tell it about your business Fill in your business profile once. Add instructions per clone, like the offer to feature or @product-photos to use your own shots.
  3. 3 Review and edit the slides In 1–3 minutes every slide comes back rebuilt. Read the copy, fix anything that is off, and regenerate single slides if needed.
  4. 4 Download and post in photo mode Download the 1080×1920 PNGs, upload them to TikTok as a photo post, add a sound and a caption, and publish.

What you get

In short

TokCloner is a TikTok slideshow maker that starts from a slideshow that already went viral. Paste the link to a public TikTok photo post and get it back rebuilt for your business: same hook pattern and slide structure, new text, new images, as 1080×1920 PNGs in 1–3 minutes. Plans start at $29 a month.

TokCloner is a TikTok slideshow maker that starts from a slideshow that already went viral. Paste the link to a public TikTok photo post, and you get back a new slideshow for your business: the same hook pattern and slide structure, new words, new images. You download 1080×1920 PNGs, usually 1–3 minutes after you paste.

Most slideshow tools hand you a blank canvas or a prompt box. This one hands you a structure that already worked and asks what you sell.

What a TikTok slideshow maker does

A TikTok slideshow is a photo post: still images that viewers swipe through, usually with text on each image and a sound behind it. TikTok lets you add up to 35 photos to one post. A TikTok slideshow maker produces those images in the right size and order, so you can upload them and post.

There are three kinds of tool, and they start from different places.

Tool typeStarts fromGood atWeak at
Design editors (Canva, CapCut, TikTok’s own editor)A blank canvas or templateFull control over every pixelSlow; you bring the idea and the copy
Prompt generatorsA sentence you typeFast first drafts at volumeThe structure comes from the AI, not from a post that performed
TokClonerA viral post you pickReusing a structure that already worked, rewritten for youOnly as good as the post you pick; images only

If you want a tool that generates and auto-publishes faceless slideshows across many accounts, that is a different product. ReelFarm, for example, does this from $49 a month (checked October 2026), and TokCloner does not post for you. Our list of TikTok slideshow generators compares the options.

Who it is for

  • App and SaaS founders who run faceless slideshow accounts to drive installs. See the app marketing playbook.
  • Ecommerce sellers who want product slideshows that do not look like ads. See slideshows for ecommerce.
  • Faceless page operators who post daily in one niche. See faceless pages.
  • Coaches and personal brands who turn what they know into swipeable tips. See coaches.

All of them have the same problem. They need to post often, and starting every post from scratch is slow.

How it differs: a viral post in, not a prompt

Type “make a slideshow about coffee tips” into a generator and the AI picks the structure. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it reads like every other AI post in the feed.

TokCloner works the other way round. You pick a post that already earned attention in your niche or a nearby one. The AI reads every slide’s text and styling, then works out the story: the hook, the slides that build tension, where the payoff lands and how the CTA is phrased.

It keeps that skeleton and rewrites every word for your business profile and instructions. Then it creates a new background for each slide with the image model you choose, or uses your own photos from the media library. Text and backgrounds are composited into PNGs you can edit before you download.

You are not reposting someone else’s post. TikTok’s guidelines make reused content without creative edits ineligible for the For You feed. A clone keeps the shape (slide count, pacing, hook pattern) and replaces the words and images. Credit creators you learn from, and never upload their images or text as your own.

Worked example: one viral structure, rebuilt

Here is a common viral structure, written by us as an example rather than copied from a real post. Below it is what a clone looks like for a small coffee roaster that sells a bean subscription.

Source slideshow (personal finance, 6 slides)

  1. “4 things I stopped buying that quietly saved me money”
  2. “1. Bottled water. A filter jug paid for itself fast.”
  3. “2. Takeout lunches. I batch-cook on Sundays instead.”
  4. “3. Subscriptions I forgot about. I check my statement every month now.”
  5. “4. Brand-name cleaning sprays. Vinegar and a spray bottle cover most jobs.”
  6. “Which one are you cutting first?”

Your clone (coffee roaster, 6 slides)

Instructions: “Feature our two-week bean subscription in the last tip. Casual voice. Use @product-photos on slides 5 and 6.”

  1. “4 coffee habits I quit that made home coffee taste like a café’s”
  2. “1. Pre-ground coffee. I grind whole beans right before I brew.”
  3. “2. Water straight off the boil. I let the kettle rest 30 seconds first.”
  4. “3. Beans in the fridge. A sealed jar in a dark cupboard instead.”
  5. “4. Bags with no roast date. Ours ship within days of roasting, every two weeks.”
  6. “Which one are you quitting first?”
What stayedWhat changed
6 slides, hook plus 4 numbered items plus a questionTopic, every word, and the niche
“I stopped X” first-person voiceImages: new latte and bean close-ups, your bag shots on slides 5–6
One habit and its fix per slideThe product appears as the last habit, not as an ad
A question CTA that invites commentsThe claim on slide 5 comes from your product info, so check it is true

That last row matters. The AI writes from what you tell it, so read every slide before you post.

How to post your slides on TikTok

  1. Download the PNGs from TokCloner.
  2. In the TikTok app, tap the + button, tap Photo, then tap Upload and select your slides in order.
  3. Tap Next. Add a sound, and adjust text or crop if you want.
  4. Write the caption. If the slides use realistic AI images, turn on the AI-generated content setting.
  5. If you are promoting your own business, turn on the content disclosure setting, then post.

Our guide on how to make a TikTok slideshow covers sounds, covers and captions in more detail.

Honest limits

  • Images only. TikTok videos and Instagram Reels are rejected.
  • One export size. Slides come out at 1080×1920 (9:16). There is no 4:5 or 1:1 export.
  • No posting tools. No scheduling, no auto-posting, no analytics and no team seats. You download and post yourself.
  • The AI writes a draft. Check every number and every claim about your product.
  • The source sets the ceiling. Pick posts whose structure fits your offer, not just your topic.
  • No free plan and no free trial.

Pricing

PlanPriceCredits per month
Starter$29/mo400
Pro$59/mo900
Studio$119/mo2,000

A clone costs 3 credits, plus 1–21+ credits per generated background depending on the image model and quality. Backgrounds from your own media library cost 0 credits. A 6-slide clone on a 1-credit model is 3 + 6 = 9 credits; the same clone with your own photos is 3 credits.

Failed steps are refunded. Every plan can use every image model. Top-ups cost $10 for 200 credits, $25 for 550, or $60 for 1,500. See pricing for details, or paste your first link.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best TikTok slideshow maker?

It depends on where you want to start. TikTok's own photo mode, CapCut and Canva suit you when you already have the idea and the images. TokCloner suits you when you want to start from a slideshow that already worked and rebuild it for your business.

Can AI make a TikTok slideshow for me?

Yes. Prompt-based generators write a slideshow from a sentence you type. TokCloner reads a viral slideshow you choose, keeps its structure, and has AI rewrite the text and create new images for your business.

How many photos can a TikTok slideshow have?

Up to 35 photos per post, according to TikTok's help center as of October 2026. Most slideshows use far fewer, often 5 to 10.

What size should TikTok slideshow images be?

Use a 9:16 vertical image so each slide fills the phone screen. 1080×1920 pixels is the common choice, and it is the size TokCloner exports.

Do I need to label AI images in a TikTok slideshow?

TikTok requires creators to label AI-generated content that shows realistic scenes or people. If your slides use realistic AI backgrounds, turn on the AI-generated content setting when you post.

Does TokCloner post to TikTok for me?

No. There is no scheduling or auto-posting. You download the PNGs and post them yourself, which keeps you in control of the sound, caption and timing.

Is there a free TikTok slideshow maker?

TikTok's photo mode is free to use, and CapCut has a free plan. TokCloner has no free plan or free trial; plans start at $29 a month.

Sources

  1. TikTok Help Center: Making a post
  2. TikTok Help Center: About AI-generated content
  3. TikTok Help Center: Promoting a brand, product, or service
  4. TikTok Community Guidelines: Integrity and authenticity
  5. TikTok for Developers: Content Posting API, photo post reference
  6. ReelFarm: homepage and pricing
  7. CapCut: Pricing