Paste a link
Use a supported public post, reel, or video page. For social profile and bookmark collections, use the browser extension.
All-in-one downloader
All-in-one social media video downloader.
Paste one supported public social media URL to preview and download its actual videos, photos, GIFs, or complete carousel online.
Videos + photos + GIFsComplete carouselsWebsite: no signupPaid Cloud or extension: storage saves
Direct answer
Tweet Media Archive is an all-in-one social media video downloader online for public X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, and 4chan posts. Use the homepage to paste a URL, preview media, and download files or a complete carousel ZIP to this device. Use the extension for supported private posts, profiles, and bookmarks. Dropbox and Google Drive saves are available through the extension or the signed-in paid website.
One downloader, three steps
Preview every item
Check real thumbnails for videos, photos, and GIFs before saving one item or the full carousel.
Keep the file
Download one item to this device or package a multi-item post into one browser-built ZIP.
Questions
What is an all-in-one social media downloader?
Tweet Media Archive lets users paste supported public X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, and 4chan links and download the actual video, photo, GIF, or complete carousel to the current device. The extension also supports Google Drive and Dropbox.
Can I use it without installing an extension?
Yes. The homepage downloader works with supported public post URLs. Other public single-video pages have no lifetime count cap; rate and file-size limits apply, and individual links can fail. Paid customers can also use the signed-in website to save to Dropbox or Google Drive. Supported private posts and social collections need the extension.
Does it work on general websites?
The website can process video pages from many other sites. Use the free website-support checker before trying a URL: it shows past completed-file tests, media types, and sign-in guidance. Individual links may fail. The public trial handles one video per page; some photo or multi-video sources need the signed-in downloader.
Who is it for?
It is useful for creators, clippers, editors, meme collectors, researchers, and small teams that want actual files instead of fragile saved-post links.