Download social media videos and photos

Save videos and photos from X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and more to your computer, Dropbox or Google Drive.

267 users on ChromeFree to start, no sign-up

No install? Paste a public link to download it here.

Paying customer? Sign in to download on the web.

Check website support

Checking is free.

Works on X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, and 4chan

How it works

How to use it

The same quick flow works across X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, and 4chan.

  1. Add the extension

    Install it for Chrome or Firefox. It takes a few seconds.

  2. Click the download icon

    A download icon appears on posts. On other websites, right-click a photo or video.

  3. Choose where it goes

    Pick the files, then save them to your computer, Dropbox or Google Drive.

Click the download icon beside Share, check the media, and choose Save.

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Pricing

Free to start. Cloud when you need it.

Free

US$0

Browser extension for Chrome and Firefox

200 free saves a day

Paste-a-link downloader on this website

Frequently Asked Questions

What can the all-in-one social media downloader save?

The homepage downloads videos, photos, GIFs, and complete carousels from listed public social posts to this device. Other public single-video pages have no lifetime count cap; request-rate, concurrency and file-size limits apply. Paid customers can use the signed-in Cloud downloader to save supported media to Dropbox, Google Drive, or their device. The extension adds bookmark, profile, and supported signed-in source workflows.

How do I build a Twitter/X video and media archive?

Install the free browser extension and connect Google Drive or Dropbox, or save to your computer. Then save videos, photos and GIFs from a single post, your X bookmarks, or a profile's media tab. Each file is copied into the folder you choose, so your archive keeps the media even if the post is later deleted.

How do I download a social media video from a link?

Paste a supported public social media URL into the downloader above, preview the media, then download it to this device. No extension is needed for supported public posts. Private and sign-in-only posts still need the browser extension.

Does it download videos and photos from every website?

No. The website can process video pages from many other sites, but support varies by site and individual link. Use Check website support below the URL bar to see recorded download tests, media types, and any sign-in guidance. The supported-websites guide explains the results. Instagram and Threads are excluded from the free web form because downloads are intermittent. Use their extension guides.

Can I save social media directly from my browser to Dropbox or Google Drive?

Yes. Use the browser extension, or sign in to the website with a linked paid purchase and connect Dropbox or Google Drive. Paste a supported URL, choose a destination folder, and save the media. Website and extension storage connections are separate.

Is it safe?

The website processes only the public post URL and media needed for your request. Results stay in this page, are not added to a shared download history, and use private no-store responses. The extension does not expose your Dropbox or Google Drive files to us.

What data do you collect?

Public downloader results stay in the current page and are not added to a shared download history. Temporary encrypted download permissions expire automatically. Optional PostHog website analytics run only after you allow them. You can reject analytics or withdraw consent through Analytics settings; downloads work either way. Cloudflare Turnstile verifies public submissions. Checking website support stays in your browser; clicking Request support submits the link anonymously for review, with retention up to 30 days. The privacy policy explains request data and network-based download protection.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. The monthly plan is a recurring subscription that can be managed or cancelled through the payment provider shown in the extension. Existing US$2/month subscribers keep their grandfathered price.

Does the website support YouTube?

You can submit a public YouTube video URL on the homepage, but the latest media-delivery test failed, so a successful download is not guaranteed. Channels, playlists, private videos, and sign-in-only videos are not supported. Paid website Cloud access is separate.

Is everything done locally?

The website resolves the public post and streams selected media through private no-store endpoints, then saves it on this device. Multi-file ZIPs are assembled in your browser. The extension separately handles its supported local and cloud-storage workflows.

How do I check website support or request a new site?

Open Check website support below the homepage URL bar and enter a website name or URL. Checking is free and does not use a download attempt. Results describe past completed-file tests, not a guarantee for every link. For an unverified URL, click Request support for this link to submit it anonymously. No account or email is required, and a request does not guarantee support.

How many free attempts do other websites get?

Public homepage downloads have no lifetime count cap. Existing request-rate, concurrency, file-size, source and verification limits still apply. Other-site links must contain one public video, and individual links can fail. Paid website Cloud storage has separate account access; the extension has its own free allowance of 200 saves a day.