Memes
Save image memes, screenshots, charts, receipts, and reaction images from supported sources.
Meme archive
A browser extension for meme clippers, editors and collectors. Turn supported meme links, reaction clips, screenshots and GIF-like posts into files in Google Drive, Dropbox or Downloads.
Save memesGIF-like clipsReaction videosCloud folders
To save memes and GIFs easily, paste a supported social URL into Tweet Media Archive and choose where the file should go. The extension saves supported images, videos, reaction clips, and GIF-like posts into Google Drive, Dropbox, or local Downloads so your meme folder is made of files, not dead links.
Save image memes, screenshots, charts, receipts, and reaction images from supported sources.
Keep looping social posts and reaction videos, even when the platform stores them as video files.
Send files to a Drive or Dropbox folder for editors, friends, teammates, or future content ideas.
Save video reactions, short clips and meme references for edits, captions and future content ideas.
Keep images, screenshots, charts and visual references in a Drive or Dropbox folder instead of a saved-post list.
Give editors, clippers and teammates one folder to open instead of a pile of links that can disappear.
Bookmarks, chats and saved-post lists break when posts are deleted or accounts go private. Tweet Media Archive saves the actual file into a folder you control, so the meme is still there when you need it.
Paste supported social URLs into Tweet Media Archive and save the resolved image or video file to Google Drive, Dropbox, or local Downloads.
It saves the media file the supported source provides. Many GIF-like social posts are delivered as video files, so the saved result may be a video rather than a .gif file.
You can start with 200 free saves a day and no card required. Paid unlocks are available for heavier repeat use.
Install the extension, choose Google Drive, Dropbox or Downloads as the destination, then save from a supported post or paste its URL. The resolved image or video file is uploaded to the folder you chose.
Yes. Save into a shared Drive or Dropbox folder so editors, teammates or clients can use the actual media file instead of a link.
Yes. It supports X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, 4chan and direct media URLs.