X video downloader

X (Twitter) Video Downloader

Paste a public X or Twitter post link, check the video we found, and save the highest-quality MP4 the post carries.

Download a X (Twitter) file

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Only download content you own or are authorized to save. You are responsible for respecting the source platform's terms and the rights of whoever made the video.

How to download from X (Twitter)

Three steps, all in the browser. Nothing to install, and no copy left behind on our servers.

  1. 1

    Paste the link

    Copy the X (Twitter) link from the share menu or the address bar and paste it into the field above.

  2. 2

    Check what we found

    We read the post and show you its thumbnail, title and length, so you can confirm it is the right one before saving anything.

  3. 3

    Save the file

    Sign in and hit download. The original file streams straight to your device: we do not re-encode it and we do not keep a copy.

What this page will and will not do

Better stated here than discovered as an error.

  • Only content you own or are authorized to save. The source platform's terms and the rights of whoever made the video are yours to respect.
  • Public X (Twitter) links only. Anything needing a login, an invite or a subscription to view is not reachable by us either.
  • No DRM is bypassed. A protected stream exposes no file, and we do not attempt to work around that.
  • One link at a time. This is not a bulk scraper for a creator's catalogue.

Save your X (Twitter) file

Paste a link, confirm the preview, and download the original in a couple of clicks.

Get the file

Resolving is free and needs no account. Downloading needs a free account.

Frequently asked questions

The things people ask before pasting a link.

Yes. twitter.com and x.com links resolve identically. The domain changed; the post ids did not.

X publishes several bitrate variants for a video. We pick the highest one and pass it through unchanged.

X stores GIFs as short looping MP4s, so what you save is an MP4 rather than a .gif file. It plays everywhere; it is just not the original container.