X (Twitter) Video Downloader
Paste the link to a public X (formerly Twitter) post to save its video or GIF as an MP4, in the highest quality X provides.
Works with public posts from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and Pinterest.
We fetch the video from the platform when you press Download and delete our copy as soon as it has been sent to you. We don't keep a record of the links you paste.
About this tool
Only download videos you own or have permission to use, and respect the creator's copyright. Private posts can't be downloaded.
How to use the X (Twitter) Video Downloader
- Open the post in the X (Twitter) app or website and tap Share, then Copy link.
- Paste the link into the box above and press Download.
- Pick MP4 in the quality you want, or MP3 for just the sound.
- The file saves to your Downloads folder. On iPhone, open Files > Downloads.
Supported formats
- Input
- Links to public X (Twitter) posts
- Output
- MP4 (H.264 where available) or MP3
- Processing
- Fetched by our server, deleted as soon as it is sent to you
Limitations
- Only public posts work. Private, friends-only, age-restricted or deleted posts can't be fetched.
- Posts with several videos (carousels) download the first video.
- Platforms change often. If X (Twitter) changes something, downloads may fail for a while until we update.
- Very long videos and very large files are refused to keep the service fast for everyone.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download Twitter GIFs?
Yes. X stores GIFs as short videos, so they download as MP4 files that play everywhere.
Do twitter.com links still work?
Yes. Both x.com and twitter.com links work.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no sign-up and no app to install.
Do you store the videos I download?
No. The file is deleted from our server as soon as it has been sent to your device.
Why did my download fail?
Usually the post is private, deleted or region-locked, or the link points to a profile rather than a single post. Check the link and try again.
Is downloading videos legal?
Download only videos you own or have permission to use. Re-uploading someone else's content can break copyright law and the platform's rules.