ToolForgeby ForgeSparse

Threads Video & Image Downloader

Save videos and images from public Threads posts.

How to download from Threads

Threads has no save button. Paste a public post link and the attached video or images come back at the size Threads stored them.

  1. 1

    Copy the post link

    Tap the share icon on a Threads post and choose Copy link.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Pick Video or Image and paste.

  3. 3

    Download

    Save the files you want.

What comes back

MP4, sound included

Threads video downloads as MP4 in the aspect ratio it was posted in.

Shares the Instagram pipeline

Threads runs on Meta's infrastructure and stores media on the same CDN Instagram uses, so files behave the same way: signed URLs that expire after a few hours.

If a download link goes dead, paste the post link again to get a fresh one. Nothing is cached on our side.

One tool, plenty of uses

Keep your own posts

Save media from your posts before editing or deleting them.

Cross-posting

Pull a file down to publish it on another network.

Reference collection

Save posts whose formatting or visuals you want to study.

Offline reading

Keep images from a long post to read later.

Community records

Archive public announcements before they scroll away.

Client work

Collect the creative that actually ran on a client's account.

What you get

Video and images

Both media types from the same box.

Multi-image posts

Every attachment listed with its own download.

No login

Public posts only — your Threads account is never involved.

Original quality

Threads' stored file, with nothing added on top.

Where the limits are

  • Private Threads profiles can't be fetched.
  • Download links expire after a few hours — fetch the post again for a fresh one.
  • Reposts point at the original post, so link that one for its media.

Rights and fair use

Saving public posts for personal use is generally fine. The creator keeps the copyright.

Re-uploading someone's content as your own, or commercial use without permission, isn't.

Questions people ask