Copy the Reel link
Tap the paper-plane or three-dot icon on the Reel and choose Copy link.
Save any public Reel as a full-quality vertical MP4, with the audio intact and nothing added to the frame.
A Reel is normally 1080×1920, and that vertical resolution is exactly what gets lost when people screen-record instead of downloading. Paste the Reel link here and you get Instagram’s own file at its native size, with the original audio track rather than whatever your phone speaker picked up.
Nothing is added to the picture — no watermark, no username bar, no border. If a creator burned their own handle into the video before posting, that is part of their footage and stays; anything Instagram overlays in the app is not part of the file at all.
Tap the paper-plane or three-dot icon on the Reel and choose Copy link.
Drop the /reel/ link in and tap Get video.
Pick the video, the MP3 audio or the cover image, then save it.
Nothing is added by us. Instagram does not burn a watermark into Reels the way TikTok does, so the file is clean unless the creator added something themselves.
Yes — choose Audio only and you get the sound as an MP3. That is the usual way to grab a track you want to reference or credit.
Public accounts only. Private accounts are not supported and no login is ever requested.
Instagram usually publishes a single encode per Reel. One entry in the list means that is the full-quality original, not a limitation of the tool.
One tool per job, so each page tells you exactly what that platform can and cannot do.