XdownloadersStart with the individual post
Open the original post, check that its media plays, and copy its share link. Submit one link at a time. A profile, search result or collection page does not identify an individual file. Public visibility alone does not grant permission to copy or republish it.
- Open the original post or Pin and copy its complete HTTPS link.
- Choose video to keep the picture, or audio only when you need the sound.
- Paste the link and start the download. If a media picker appears, select the file you want.
- Wait for the browser to finish saving, then open the file to check playback. Keep the source link with your permission records.
Choose your platform guide
- Twitter video downloader for X: use a status link. Multiple attachments may open a picker; videos use the available MP4 with the highest bitrate.
- Bluesky video downloader: use a bsky.app profile/post link for native media attached to the post. A quote or external preview alone may have no downloadable media.
- Pinterest video downloader: use an individual Pin or pin.it share link. Video downloads currently look for an available 720p MP4, without an original-quality guarantee.
Available media types vary by platform, including certain photos, multi-image posts and GIFs. The guides explain their boundaries. Deleted posts, access restrictions or platform changes can prevent a download.
Video, audio and quality
Video mode keeps the picture and normally includes sound when the source has it. Audio mode extracts sound from supported video; a silent clip or photo cannot provide an audio track. Picker items are selected individually rather than combined into one file.
MP3 suits most players. Original audio keeps the source format, which may need a compatible player. Quality settings cannot add detail absent from the upload. X and Bluesky automatically select their best accessible video version; Pinterest currently uses an available 720p MP4. Source compression and access determine the result.
Save on desktop or mobile
Desktop browsers
Check the browser's download list and wait for completion. Files usually go to Downloads unless a location prompt appears. Click a picker image or use its right-click save option. Keep creator and source information alongside files you are allowed to use.
Mobile browsers
Check browser downloads or the Files app. Long-press saving may be available for images. Moving a file to Photos depends on your system, browser and file type; seeing a preview does not confirm a completed download.
If a download fails
- Check whether the original post was deleted, made private, restricted by region, or requires platform login.
- Copy the complete post link again and confirm it contains supported media rather than an external page preview.
- Resubmit the original link if an old download link has expired. Temporary download links are unsuitable as permanent bookmarks.
- Check your connection and browser download permissions. Wait as instructed if you receive a rate-limit message.
Platform changes, service restrictions and network conditions can prevent downloads. Account-free use of this website does not bypass platform access controls. Check and back up important files; saving a file grants no redistribution or commercial rights.