ToolForgeby ForgeSparse

Reddit Video & Image Downloader

Save videos and images from public Reddit posts, with the audio attached.

How to download from Reddit

Reddit stores video and audio as two separate files, which is why most saved clips come out silent. Paste a post link and you get the video with its audio track already merged.

  1. 1

    Copy the post link

    Use Share, then Copy link — the post URL, not the comment permalink.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Pick Video or Image and paste.

  3. 3

    Download

    Save the merged file.

What comes back

Audio included

Reddit splits v.redd.it video and audio into separate streams. They're recombined here, so the file plays with sound.

Why Reddit videos usually lose sound

On v.redd.it, the video track and audio track are two separate files served from two URLs. Saving the video the obvious way gets you the picture only.

Crossposts and links to other sites are a different case: a post linking to YouTube or Imgur isn't hosting the file itself, so it can't be fetched here.

One tool, plenty of uses

Save clips with sound

Get the version that actually plays audio.

Gallery posts

Pull every image from a multi-image post at once.

Archive before deletion

Keep a copy of a post that may be removed by mods.

Your own submissions

Recover media you posted and no longer have.

Research

Collect public material for analysis or reporting.

Offline viewing

Take a long clip with you where there's no signal.

What you get

Audio merged

Video and audio streams recombined into one playable file.

Gallery support

Each image in a gallery post gets its own download.

No login

Public subreddits only, with no Reddit account involved.

No app

Runs in a browser tab on phone or desktop.

Where the limits are

  • Private and quarantined subreddits can't be fetched.
  • Posts that only link elsewhere (YouTube, Imgur, Streamable) aren't Reddit-hosted — download from that site instead.
  • NSFW-gated posts may require a login and can fail.

Rights and fair use

Reddit posts are frequently reuploads of someone else's work. Personal viewing is generally fine.

Tracing the real creator before reusing anything publicly is on you — the poster often isn't the owner.

Questions people ask