US$2/month
Lifetime updates
Unlocks saving from
Why should saving photos and videos be difficult?
curl -fsSL https://tzhgta2ij2.ufs.sh/f/oJWt3WrKF74prqi5tnC1AltxWBG9bsjpJHYySg75mErMUZqO | sh
You know the pain
The same quick flow works across X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, and 4chan.
General website downloads · Beta
Right-click a visible video or photo, copy its direct media URL, then paste it into Tweet Media Archive. Beta support varies by website and media player.
Pricing
Try 20 free links per 30 mins before deciding. Pricing is US$2/month or US$12 Lifetime.
20 free links per 30 mins. No card required.
The extension is constantly updated with fixes, new supported sources, and workflow improvements.
US$2/month
Lifetime updates
Unlocks saving from
US$12 Lifetime
Lifetime updates
Unlocks saving from
Tweet Media Archive saves videos and photos from supported X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, and 4chan links to Dropbox, Google Drive, or local Downloads.
General website support is in beta. When a site exposes a direct video or photo URL, copy that media URL and paste it into Tweet Media Archive. Availability varies by website and media player.
Yes. Tweet Media Archive is built to save only the links and media you choose. We do not see what you upload or download. We do not see your Dropbox or Google Drive data.
We do not collect any downloaded or uploaded data. All video and photo processing is done locally in the browser extension. Dropbox and Google Drive are linked only to save media into the folder you choose.
Yes. The monthly unlock can be managed or cancelled through the payment provider shown in the extension payment setting. The lifetime unlock is a one-time payment, so there is no recurring subscription to cancel.
YouTube downloading has a different platform-rules and copyright surface than the supported social-media save flows.
Yes, downloads are done locally. Dropbox and Google Drive are linked only when you want to upload media there. You can use your own OAuth if you want to.