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Connect Drive and choose the folder where Tweet Media Archive should upload the resolved video or image file.
Google Drive integration
Tweet Media Archive works as a Twitter Google Drive integration: paste an X/Twitter post, bookmark, or profile-media URL and save the resolved video or image file into a Drive folder you control.
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Built and documented by danialbkaUpdated July 10, 2026
Tweet Media Archive is a browser extension that connects X/Twitter media saves to Google Drive for people who need the file, not just a fragile post link. Connect Drive once, paste a supported X/Twitter URL, and the extension saves the resolved media file into the folder you choose. It is useful for creators, editors, researchers, and anyone building a durable archive from posts, bookmarks, or profile media pages.
Use a supported post, bookmark, or profile-media URL. The extension resolves the media attached to that page.
Connect Drive and choose the folder where Tweet Media Archive should upload the resolved video or image file.
Past uploads keeps a record of the source URL, filename, destination, and saved-file link for later reference.
Connect Google Drive in Tweet Media Archive, choose a Drive folder, then paste a supported X/Twitter URL. The extension resolves the media and uploads the file to Drive.
Yes. Creators and clippers can use a shared Drive folder so editors, clients, or teammates can access the actual saved files instead of fragile post links.
Tweet Media Archive supports normal X/Twitter post links, bookmark media workflows, and profile media pages, with Google Drive, Dropbox, or Downloads as destinations.
If you saved the media before the post was deleted or made private, the file remains in the Google Drive folder you chose. The extension cannot recover media that is already unavailable.
Manual downloading makes you save a file locally, rename it, find the right folder, and upload it to Drive afterward. Tweet Media Archive keeps the workflow closer to the way creators and clippers actually work: paste the Twitter/X URL once and send the actual video or image to the Google Drive folder your team already uses.
Yes. It connects pasted X/Twitter media URLs to Google Drive uploads, so the saved result is a file in your Drive instead of only a bookmark or copied link.
Yes. When the media is available to the extension, Tweet Media Archive resolves the video or image and uploads the actual file to the Google Drive folder you choose.