Twitter video downloader
A Twitter video downloader for posts, bookmarks, and profiles.
Paste a supported Twitter/X post, open your bookmarks, or collect a profile's media. The extension puts the videos and photos in Google Drive, Dropbox, or Downloads.
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Direct answer
Tweet Media Archive is a Twitter video downloader extension for Chrome and Firefox. It handles supported Twitter/X posts, bookmarks, and profile media pages, then saves the resolved videos and photos to Dropbox, Google Drive, or Downloads. Past uploads keeps the source URL beside the saved filename, which helps when a bookmark or post later disappears.
How it differs
| Workflow | Normal downloader site | Tweet Media Archive |
|---|---|---|
| Destination | Usually saves into a local downloads folder. | Auto-uploads to Dropbox, Google Drive, or Downloads. |
| Manual work | Download, rename, move, and organize the file yourself. | Paste the URL and let the extension put the file where it belongs. |
| Archive flow | Best for one-off downloads. | Built for repeated saves, bookmarks, profile media, and past upload history. |
| Storage control | May depend on a third-party website during download. | Saves files to storage chosen by the user. |
Best fit
Use Tweet Media Archive when you want the Twitter video somewhere you can find later, not buried in a downloads folder with a forgettable filename.
- Save X/Twitter videos to a Dropbox or Google Drive folder automatically.
- Archive X bookmarks and profile media without manually sorting every file.
- Keep files in storage you already use instead of relying on fragile post URLs.
Questions
Can I use Tweet Media Archive as a Twitter video downloader?
Yes. It downloads videos and photos from supported Twitter/X posts, bookmarks, and profile media pages to Dropbox, Google Drive, or Downloads.
How is Tweet Media Archive different from normal downloader websites?
Normal downloader websites usually leave the file in a local downloads folder. Tweet Media Archive focuses on the whole archive workflow: paste the URL, choose storage, auto-upload the file, and keep a past upload record.
Can I use it to share clips with editors or clients?
Yes. Choose a shared Dropbox or Google Drive folder, then paste supported URLs so the saved files are available to editors, clients, teammates, or your own future workflow.