Copy any supported link
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Reddit or Pinterest.
Paste a link from any of eight platforms and save it in the quality you choose — with a real progress bar and no sign-up.
Most people end up with a bookmark folder of single-platform downloaders, each covered in ads and each behaving differently. This is one tool that reads links from YouTube, Instagram, Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook, X, Reddit and Pinterest, and behaves the same way on all of them: paste, see what qualities genuinely exist, pick one, watch it download.
The parts people usually complain about are the parts that got the attention. Reddit’s separate audio track is merged back in. TikTok’s good encode wins over its bitrate-less one. Progress shows actual speed and time remaining rather than a spinner. Files come back as H.264 MP4 at up to 720p, which plays on anything and saves in a fraction of the time a maximum-resolution copy would. And there is nothing to install — add it to your home screen and it opens full screen like an app.
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Reddit or Pinterest.
The platform is detected automatically — no menu to pick from.
Take the video, the audio as MP3, or the cover image.
If you only ever save from one platform, use that platform’s page — it explains the specific quirk that will otherwise confuse you, whether that is silent Reddit clips, TikTok’s two encodes or YouTube keeping picture and sound apart. If you save from several, this page works for all of them and the platform is detected from the link automatically. The engine is identical; the pages differ in what they tell you.
The ceiling here is 720 pixels on the short side, whatever the source holds, so the interesting differences are in shape and sound rather than pixel counts. Instagram and TikTok publish vertical, and a vertical save comes back 720 wide rather than 720 tall — a distinction plenty of tools get backwards. Facebook keeps a poor copy and a good one and hands out whichever is convenient. Reddit stores video and audio in separate files, which is why so many Reddit downloads elsewhere arrive silent. X publishes several bitrates at once. Pinterest serves modest sizes to begin with. Knowing which applies is usually the difference between a download you are happy with and one you are not.
It cannot reach private accounts, friends-only posts, paid content or anything behind a login, and it should not — that is the line between saving a public video and breaking into an account. It cannot recover quality a platform already compressed away. And it does not give you rights to anything: a file in your Downloads folder is still someone else’s work unless it is yours or they said yes.
YouTube including Shorts, Instagram including Reels, TikTok, Facebook including Reels, X (Twitter), Reddit and Pinterest.
No. It is a web page. You can add it to your home screen so it opens full screen, but there is no app store download and no browser extension.
It is free with no account. Advertising covers the hosting.
Yes, in Safari or Chrome. Saved files appear in your Downloads, and you can move them into Photos from there.
One tool per job, so each page tells you exactly what that platform can and cannot do.