X (Twitter) Video & Image Downloader
Grab videos, images and GIFs from public posts on X.
How to download from X (Twitter)
X strips the download option from posts. Paste a public post link and the attached media comes back — video as MP4, images at full size, and GIFs as the MP4 files X actually stores them as.
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Copy the post link
Use Copy link from the share menu on the specific post.
- 2
Paste it here
Pick Video, Image or GIF and paste the link.
- 3
Download
Preview and save each file.
What comes back
Highest bitrate variant
X serves several bitrates per video. The best one for that post is what you get.
Threads and quote posts
A link to a single post fetches the media attached to that post. If you want media from a reply further down a thread, copy that specific post's link instead.
Quote posts hold their own media separately from the post they quote — link whichever one has the file you want.
One tool, plenty of uses
Save your own posts
Keep media from posts you published before deleting them.
Evidence and records
Archive a public post's media before it comes down.
Reaction folders
Build your own library of clips and GIFs.
Newsroom sourcing
Pull footage from a public post for verification work.
Ad research
Collect creative from promoted posts to study formats.
Offline viewing
Save a long video thread to watch later.
What you get
Best bitrate
Not the low-bandwidth variant the timeline autoplays.
Multi-image posts
All four images from a post, listed separately.
GIF support
Fetches the MP4 that X stores in place of the original GIF.
No account
Public posts only, with no X login involved.
Where the limits are
- Protected accounts and posts requiring a login can't be fetched.
- GIFs come back as MP4 because that's the only version X stores.
- Media in a reply needs that reply's own link, not the thread's first post.
Rights and fair use
Public posts can generally be saved for personal reference. Copyright stays with whoever made the media.
Re-posting someone else's video as your own, or using it commercially, needs their permission.
Questions people ask
Downloaders for other platforms
Same paste-and-save flow, one page per network.