Filter Your TikTok Feed: Ads, Lives and Image Posts in JTikTok

TikTok's For You feed mixes several kinds of content: regular videos, ads, livestreams, stories and image posts. If you mostly come for one kind, the others can feel like interruptions. JTikTok version 10 adds filters for some of these categories, and TikTok itself has tools for shaping which topics you see. Used together, they give you a feed that is noticeably closer to what you want.

JTikTok is an unofficial modification by the independent developer Jimtechs, with built-in ReVanced patches. It is not affiliated with TikTok or ByteDance, and signing in to a modified client can lead to your account being restricted.

What JTikTok's filters cover

According to the developer's changelog, JTikTok 10.0 is based on TikTok 36.5.4 and includes:

• Filters for ads, livestreams, stories and image posts.
• ReVanced settings built into the app's menu.
• A progress bar and speed control on every video, with playback and display settings kept between videos.

The filters hide those categories from your feed. They sort by format, not by topic, which is why TikTok's own tools, covered below, are still worth using.

How to set up the filters

1. Check your version. Open Android Settings → Apps → JTikTok and confirm you have 10.0 or later. Earlier versions do not include these filters.
2. Open the ReVanced settings. In JTikTok, open the app's menu and look for the ReVanced section. Its exact location and wording can differ between builds.
3. Find the feed filter options. Look for a section related to the feed or filtering.
4. Choose what to hide. Turn on the filter for each category you want removed.
5. Check the result. Go back to the For You feed and scroll for a minute. If nothing seems to change, close the app fully and reopen it.

Change one filter at a time at first. That way, if the feed starts behaving oddly, you know which setting caused it.

Choosing what to filter

Each filter suits a different habit:

• Ads. Hiding them makes for uninterrupted viewing. Keep in mind that ads are part of how the platform and many creators are funded.
• Livestreams. Useful if live previews keep pulling you away from short videos.
• Stories. Helpful if you prefer the main feed and find story-style posts repetitive.
• Image posts. Handy if you open TikTok specifically for video.

There is no need to turn everything on. Many people get the calm feed they want from just one or two filters.

TikTok's own tools still matter

Format filters cannot tell TikTok which subjects you are tired of. For that, use the official tools, which work in the official app as well:

1. Not interested. Press and hold a video you do not want more of, then choose Not interested. Doing this consistently teaches the feed faster than scrolling past.
2. Keyword filters. In Settings and privacy → Content preferences, look for the option to filter video keywords, and add words for topics you want to see less of.
3. Refresh your feed. Some versions offer an option in content preferences to refresh your For You feed if it has drifted far from your interests.
4. Restricted Mode. Also under content preferences, it limits content that may not be suitable for everyone.

Menu names can vary between TikTok versions, but content preferences is the place to start.

Things to keep in mind

• Filters can change with updates. They are mod features, not official ones, so a TikTok change can affect them. Check the changelog on the JTikTok page on MODZILO when you update.
• Your account is still at risk if you sign in. Login is optional in version 10, and browsing signed out avoids linking the mod to your account.
• Respect creators. Filters shape what you see; they are not a reason to save and repost other people's work.

Key takeaways

• JTikTok 10.0 lists filters for ads, livestreams, stories and image posts, found in its built-in ReVanced settings.
• Turn filters on one at a time and restart the app if nothing changes.
• Format filters do not control topics; use Not interested and keyword filters for that.
• Mod features can change after updates, so read the changelog before installing.
• JTikTok is unofficial, and signing in can put your account at risk.