Frequently asked questions

Yes. There is no account, no payment step, no daily counter and no advert wall between you and the file.

No. The file is streamed from the source through to your browser and never written to storage on our side, so when the transfer ends there is nothing left to delete.

No. Everything runs on the web page, on phones and on desktop. There is an optional browser extension that adds a Save button to the post you are watching, but it only saves you the copy and paste, and the site works exactly the same without it.

No. Only content that anyone can open without logging in can be read. Private accounts, friends only posts, members areas and region locked videos stay out of reach.

No. Files are passed through exactly as the source serves them, with no re-encoding step, so the download is as sharp as the upload allows. Where a platform offers 4K, 4K is listed.

Yes. Every result has an Audio tab with an MP3 or the original audio track when the post has one.

Yes. Image posts, carousel slides, slideshows and pins appear under the Photos tab, and every result offers its cover image on its own.

One at a time on a platform page, or up to ten at once on the bulk downloader.

No. Nothing is sent to them and view counts are not affected by saving a copy.

Usually the post is private, deleted or region locked, or the link points at a profile rather than a single post. Open it once in a browser, let it settle on the real address, then copy that.

Saving a public clip for personal use is generally fine. Reposting it as your own or using it commercially without permission is not. The rights stay with whoever made it.

Yes. We request the clean source file rather than the shared copy, so there is no bouncing username or logo baked into the frame.

Yes, pick the MP3 option when it appears in the results. It is the original audio from the clip.

No. Only videos that anyone can open without logging in can be fetched.

There is no counter. One link is processed at a time so the queue stays fast for everyone.

No. The file is streamed straight from the source to your device and nothing is written to our storage.

Yes, the site runs in any mobile browser. On iPhone the file lands in Files or Photos depending on your browser settings.

No. Nothing is connected to your account and we never ask for a password.

No. Private posts are not reachable without a session, so only public accounts work.

Stories from public accounts usually resolve while they are still live, within the twenty four hour window.

No notification is sent. Instagram does not tell creators when a link is opened elsewhere.

Instagram compresses uploads on its side. We hand you the best file it serves, we cannot add detail back.

Yes, each item in the carousel shows up as its own download button in the results.

Videos in private groups or on friends only profiles are not public, so the link cannot be opened without a session.

HD is the full resolution upload, SD is a lighter re-encode. Pick SD on slow connections.

Yes, reel links resolve the same way as normal video links.

Only after it has ended and Facebook has published the replay.

Yes, there is no account and no payment step.

Into your browser downloads folder, which on Android is usually Downloads and on iPhone is Files.

YouTube's terms allow it with permission from the rights holder, or through their own offline feature. Use this for your own videos and material you are licensed to save.

Yes, a Shorts link is handled like any other video link.

Above 1080p YouTube serves video and audio as separate streams that have to be merged, which this tool does not do.

Yes, choose the MP3 option in the results list.

No. Anything that needs a signed in account is out of reach.

Not yet. Paste one video link at a time.

Yes, both x.com and twitter.com addresses point at the same post.

X stores GIFs as short silent videos, so you get an MP4 that loops the same way.

No. Protected posts are only visible to approved followers, which needs a session.

X encodes each video at a few bitrates. The top one is the sharpest, the lower ones are smaller files.

No, nothing is sent to them.

One post at a time, paste each link separately.

Yes, the short link is followed to the real pin before anything is fetched.

Yes, each page of an idea pin appears as its own file in the results.

No. A secret board is private, so its pins cannot be opened from outside.

Yes, image pins return the full size JPG or PNG rather than the thumbnail.

No account, no extension, nothing to install.

Usually the pin was deleted, or it belongs to a private board.

Yes, they are expanded to the full BV address automatically.

No. You get the clean video track, without the scrolling comment overlay.

Each part is listed separately in the results, pick the one you want.

No. Anything behind a Bilibili membership or region lock cannot be reached.

The highest tiers on Bilibili are reserved for signed in members, so the top public stream is what is offered.

Yes, an MP3 option appears alongside the video files.

Reddit serves the picture and the sound as two separate files. A plain right click save only grabs the picture.

Yes, both formats resolve to the same post.

No, those posts need an approved account.

Crossposts resolve to the original video, so they work.

Public NSFW posts resolve normally. Please respect the rules of the subreddit and the poster.

When the post is a GIF rather than a video, the source GIF is offered directly.

Same company, separate apps and separate content libraries. Douyin serves mainland China and its links never open in TikTok, which is why it needs its own downloader.

Yes, and that is the usual format. The short link is followed to the real video before anything is fetched.

Yes. The address is pulled out of the message, so there is no need to trim it by hand.

The clean source file is requested rather than the shared copy, so there is no ID or logo burned into the picture.

No. The link is resolved on our side, so nothing is needed on yours beyond a browser.

Yes. Douyin keeps the audio as its own object, so the MP3 sits next to the video files in the results.

Yes. Meta serves the same post under both addresses and either one resolves.

No. Only posts that open without logging in can be reached.

No notification is sent. Threads does not tell anyone when a post link is opened elsewhere.

Each attachment appears as its own download button in the results.

No, and nothing is ever connected to your account.

Meta compresses uploads on its side. The best file it serves is handed over as is, detail cannot be added back.

Yes, the short link is followed to the real post first.

No. Anything that needs a signed in account cannot be reached.

No. Course material sits behind a paid subscription and is not touched.

No. LinkedIn does not report link opens back to the author.

Yes, as long as the post is public. This is the common case when the original file has been lost.

Yes. There is no length tier and no payment step, an hour long panel costs the same as a thirty second clip, nothing.

No. Only public Spotlight and public story content can be reached, and that is on purpose.

Nothing is opened inside the app, so no screenshot alert is triggered. Public links carry no notification either.

Usually yes, while the story is still live. Snapchat expires them after twenty four hours.

Spotlight files sometimes carry Snapchat branding from the creator's own export. Nothing is added or removed on our side.

No, it all happens in the browser.

Yes, paste the link from the Snapchat web player.

Yes, once the stream has ended and Rumble has published the recording.

Yes. The file streams straight through, so a two hour interview is no different from a two minute clip, it just takes longer to arrive.

An MP3 option appears when the audio can be split out, which suits interview content well.

Use the address of the video on rumble.com itself rather than the page it is embedded in.

No account, no extension, no payment.

Only the resolutions the uploader actually published are offered. Older uploads are often capped at 720p.

Yes, a blog on its own domain resolves the same way as a tumblr.com address.

Yes, the source GIF is offered rather than the compressed dashboard preview.

Yes, a reblog resolves to the media in the original post.

Those need a session, so they cannot be reached.

Those are not Tumblr files. Copy the YouTube address instead and use the YouTube page.

No. The file streams straight from Tumblr to your device and nothing is written to our storage.

Yes, they are followed to the full video address before anything is fetched.

Many Dailymotion uploads were never published above 720p. Only what exists is offered.

Technically long videos work fine. Whether you may keep a copy depends on who holds the rights, and that is on you.

Videos gated behind a signed in account cannot be reached.

One video at a time. Paste each address separately, or use the bulk tool.

No. The bytes pass straight through, so a long upload simply takes longer.

No. A password means the creator chose to restrict it, and that restriction is respected.

Unlisted videos that play without a login usually resolve. Anything requiring an account does not.

Only when the creator uploaded and published a 4K version. Where they did, it appears at the top of the list.

Use the address on vimeo.com itself rather than the page holding the embed.

Yes, if it is public. This is a common reason people come here after losing the original file.

No. Vimeo reports plays, not saves, and nothing is opened on your behalf inside your account.