Download videos from X, or save the post
Paste an X (Twitter) post link to get its video, GIF or photos in the best quality, or save the post so it stays readable after it’s deleted.
Recently saved
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You get the sharpest version the post offers. When there are several sizes, you pick.
Download without an account
Paste, press Download, done. Signing in is only for keeping a personal library.
Saved posts last
Save keeps the text, thread and media on xsavr, so the page still opens if the original is deleted.
How it works
Paste
Copy a post's link from the app or the browser's address bar and drop it in the box.
Choose
Download hands you the files right now. Save keeps the whole post in the archive.
Collect
Files arrive as real downloads. A saved post gets a permanent page you can share.
Questions
What can I download?
Videos, GIFs and photos from public posts, in the best quality the post offers. GIFs arrive as MP4 files, because that is how platforms store them. When a video comes in several sizes you can pick one.
Do I need an account?
No. Downloading and saving both work without signing in. A Google sign-in only adds a shelf where you can bookmark and like saved posts.
What happens when I save a post?
xsavr stores the text, the author, the thread it belongs to and its own copy of the photos and videos. The saved post gets a permanent page with its own address, with a reference number, that you can share.
Can I save a post that might get deleted?
Yes, as long as it is public when you save it. xsavr keeps its own copy of the media, so the saved page keeps working if the original goes away. Private posts cannot be saved.
Which sites work?
X today, including twitter.com links. More platforms are on the way, and this list grows as they ship.
Why did my link fail?
Usual causes: the post is private or deleted, the link points to a profile instead of one post, or the source is limiting requests. Copy the link from the post itself and try again in a minute.
Is xsavr affiliated with any platform?
No. xsavr is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any platform it works with. Content belongs to its creators, and you are responsible for how you use it.
Keep a personal library
Sign in with Google to bookmark and like saved posts and find them again. Downloading never needs an account.