Twitter/X Video Downloader — Save Tweets with Video & GIFs
Download any public tweet's video or GIF in HD. Works with twitter.com, x.com, and t.co short links.
Supports public videos only.
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Download any public tweet's video or GIF in HD. Works with twitter.com, x.com, and t.co short links.
Supports public videos only.
Twitter (now X) lets you upload videos but offers zero way to download them — not your own tweets, not anyone else's. The closest you'll get is right-clicking a video on desktop, which returns a useless data: URL. SnapFetchr's Twitter Video Downloader fixes this. Paste any tweet URL containing video — twitter.com/<user>/status/<id>, x.com/<user>/status/<id>, t.co short links from DMs, or mobile.twitter.com — and we extract the MP4 in the highest available resolution. GIFs are supported too: Twitter stores them as silent MP4s on ingestion, so you get a real video file, not an animated frame format. You don't need an X account, the official client, or a third-party add-on. Twitter video lives on video.twimg.com behind an HLS playlist — SnapFetchr extracts the highest-bitrate rendition from that manifest, which is why our 1080p downloads are bit-for-bit what the player streams in the timeline. Works on iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Open the tweet containing the video in the X app or on x.com. Public tweets only — protected accounts won't work.
Tap the share icon on the tweet → Copy link to Tweet. On desktop, copy from the address bar.
Paste the URL into SnapFetchr and click Fetch Video. Both x.com and twitter.com domains are accepted, and t.co short links resolve automatically.
Choose your resolution (Twitter usually offers 360p, 720p, and sometimes 1080p) and download. The MP4 saves with audio intact.
Twitter's video infrastructure is more varied than the simple 'tweet with attached video' model suggests. Standard video tweets cap at 2 minutes 20 seconds for free accounts and longer for verified users — these download as full MP4s. Twitter GIFs aren't really GIFs at all; the platform converts uploaded GIFs to silent MP4s on ingestion, so SnapFetchr returns that MP4. Quote tweets that embed a video from the original tweet require you to use the original tweet URL, not the quote — the quote tweet doesn't host the video itself.
Common use cases: archiving viral clips before they get deleted, saving sports highlights and news clips for personal reference, downloading meme videos for re-posting elsewhere, and pulling reference footage for journalism or research. Twitter is famously fast-deleting, so saving a copy of a viral video is often a race against time.
In the X app, tap the share icon under the tweet (the up-arrow icon) → Copy link to Tweet.
Open Safari, go to snapfetchr.com, and paste the URL in the input field.
Tap Fetch Video. The link resolves whether it's twitter.com, x.com, or a t.co short link from a DM.
Tap Download next to the highest quality option (usually 720p or 1080p). Files → Downloads → share → Save Video lands it in Camera Roll.
Protected (private) accounts hide their tweets from non-followers. SnapFetchr can't access them. Tweets must be public.
The quote tweet doesn't contain the video — it embeds the original tweet. Click through to the original and use that URL.
If the tweet is deleted (or the account suspended) after you copy the link, the video is gone. Twitter doesn't cache deleted content.
Correct — Twitter GIFs are silent by design. If your file is silent, the original was too.
Not all Twitter videos have a 1080p source. Older tweets, lower-quality uploads, and re-encoded videos may cap at 720p or 480p.
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Download in the highest quality available — up to 1080p HD.
No account, no sign-up. Just paste a link and download.
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