Video · Photo · GIF
Download videos and photos from X (formerly Twitter).
Paste a link and save the file exactly as it was uploaded - original quality, no watermark, no sign-in. Trim clips, batch a whole list into a ZIP, and keep a history that never leaves your browser.
Works with x.com and twitter.com links · videos, photos and GIFs · no watermark, ever
- Original quality
- Every variant published by X (formerly Twitter) is read, and the highest one is handed to you - up to 4K video and full-resolution photos.
- Trim before you save
- Drag an in and out point on the timeline and export just that span as an MP4. No editor, no re-upload.
- Batch to ZIP
- Paste a list of links, get one archive. Useful for threads, galleries and anything you are backing up in bulk.
- Clean files
- The exact file from the CDN of X (formerly Twitter) - no watermark, no overlay, no re-encode unless you asked for a trim.
How it works
1Copy the link
Tap Share, then Copy link, on any post from X (formerly Twitter) that has media.
2Paste it here
One link, or a whole list if you switch to batch mode.
3Preview and save
Check the preview, pick a quality, trim if you want, download.
Questions
Do the downloads have a watermark?+
No. You get the original file from the CDN of X (formerly Twitter), byte for byte. Nothing is stamped onto it, and nothing is re-encoded - the one exception is a trimmed clip, which has to be cut, and even then only the selected span changes.
Can I download from a private account?+
No. Protected posts are only visible to approved followers, and this tool reads nothing that X (formerly Twitter) does not publish openly. Those links return a clear "account is private" message.
Do you store my downloads or my history?+
No. Files stream through the server and are never written to disk, and your recent-links list lives in your own browser’s local storage. Clearing it deletes it - there is no copy anywhere else.
How long can a trimmed clip be?+
Up to five minutes per export. "Exact cut" re-encodes for a frame-accurate result; "fast cut" copies the stream instantly and snaps to the nearest keyframe.
Why does a download sometimes fail when the preview works?+
Some media is licensed by region and that is enforced at the CDN, so a file your own browser can fetch may be refused to this server. When that happens you get a direct link to the original file instead of a silent failure.
Is it OK to download other people’s posts?+
Media on X (formerly Twitter) belongs to whoever made it. Saving something for personal use is generally fine; republishing it, monetising it or passing it off as your own is not. Respect the creator and the platform’s terms.