One box for downloading video. Paste a public link from Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest or X (Twitter) and the tool works out by itself which network it came from. The available quality options appear, you pick one, and the MP4 goes straight to your phone or computer. When an audio-only option exists for that video, it shows up in the same list.
Nothing is installed and no account is created. It runs in the browser you already use, on Android, iPhone, Windows or Mac. The file travels from the network to your device and no copy is kept on our server. Before the download starts, a short ad is shown and you can close it. That ad is what keeps the service free.
How it works
- Copy the video linkOpen the video in the network's app or site, tap Share and then Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from the browser bar.
- Paste it in the boxPaste the link in the field at the top of this page and press the download button. The network is detected from the link itself.
- Choose and savePick one of the listed qualities, close the short ad, and the MP4 is saved to your downloads folder.
Questions and answers
Which sites can I download video from?
Public links from Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and X (Twitter). Those are the networks supported today, and links from other sites are not accepted. You do not need to say which network it is: the tool reads that from the address you pasted.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no plan, no trial period and no sign-up. What pays for it is one short ad shown after you press download. You can close it, and then the file is released. Nothing else is asked from you.
Can I download private videos?
No. The tool only reaches what anyone can open without logging in. Videos from private accounts or closed groups, paid content and DRM-protected streaming such as films and TV series are out, because we never ask for your password and do not bypass protection.
Can I download any video I come across?
Download your own videos or those whose author gave you permission. The rights stay with whoever created the video, and republishing someone else's work without consent can break the law and the rules of the network where it was posted.
Where is the video saved?
On Android, in the Downloads folder, visible in the Files app and usually in the gallery. On iPhone, Safari saves it to the Files app, under Downloads, and from there you can send it to Photos. On a computer, it goes to the browser's downloads folder.
Does it work on both phone and computer?
Yes, because it is an ordinary web page. All you need is an up-to-date browser such as Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox. The steps are the same on any device: copy the link, paste it here and choose the quality.