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Copy the link to an X or Twitter post containing a video. Text-only posts and images do not contain a downloadable video.
Request an available X / Twitter video from its page link. Preview the MP4, then save it to your device.
Copy the link to an X or Twitter post containing a video. Text-only posts and images do not contain a downloadable video.
Paste the video link above. We’ll get your download ready.
Preview your video, hit Download MP4, and you’re all set.
Use the permalink to an X or Twitter post containing a video. Both platform names refer to the same workflow here: one post link in, one available MP4 file out.
A native video is hosted as part of the post. A post linking to another website depends on that external host instead. For native video with an accessible sound track, the service packages audio and video together. A silent source or muted clip stays silent; changing the download filename will not create missing audio.
| Page type | URL or starting point | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| X post | https://x.com/USER/status/POST_ID | Open the post containing the video. |
| Twitter post | https://twitter.com/USER/status/POST_ID | Older Twitter permalinks can identify the same post. |
Find the original media on X / Twitter, then copy the individual item’s link.
Compatible video and audio tracks are packaged into an MP4 when available. The file does not include the surrounding post, comments or website interface. Still images are not converted into videos.
Resolution depends on the versions the source provides. IOdown does not turn a low-resolution upload into HD or 4K. Missing or muted source audio cannot be recreated by downloading it.
The tool does not add its own branding to the file. Logos, captions and watermarks already embedded in the source remain. Downloading is different from editing or removing a watermark.
Keep this page open until processing finishes. Preview the result, then choose Download MP4 before the expiry time shown next to the file.
Use your browser’s download action when the file opens. Check the browser’s downloads list and the Files app. If the share menu offers Save Video for a compatible video, you can also save it to Photos. Audio-only MP4 files belong in Files or an audio player.
Confirm the browser’s download prompt, then check Downloads in your file manager. A saved video may also appear in your gallery. If it only opens in a player, use the browser or player menu to save the file.
Choose Download MP4 and use the browser’s download list to locate the file. If a player opens instead, use its save action. Keep the .mp4 extension and open the result in a compatible media player.
A screenshot of a video or a text-only post has no playable stream. If a post contains multiple media items, this tool still saves at most one file per request.
Answers about links, files and availability.
Copy the link to an X or Twitter post containing a video. Text-only posts and images do not contain a downloadable video. Paste the link above, select Get video, then save the available MP4 file once processing finishes.
Copy the link to an X or Twitter post containing a video. Text-only posts and images do not contain a downloadable video. IOdown processes one item at a time when the source exposes a compatible MP4 or M4A stream. Bulk collections, live streams, DRM-protected media, and sign-in-only content are not supported.
The X / Twitter item may have been deleted, made private, restricted by region, or protected by a login or DRM. Changes on X / Twitter can also break extraction. A listing is not a guarantee that a particular URL works.
You can request an available MP4 in your browser without installing an app or creating an IOdown account. Quality, audio, and watermarks depend on the source. This tool does not remove DRM, bypass access controls, or guarantee a particular resolution.
No. Paste an individual, completed media item from X / Twitter. Each request saves at most one file and is subject to file-size and server-capacity limits.
The file is temporarily stored and normally removed 15 minutes after processing finishes. Check the expiry shown next to the download and save it before that time. Only download content you own or have permission to save.
Each file is limited to 10 GiB. There is no overall download time limit. Availability depends on the source and the media format.