Public content only
None of these tools bypass a login, an age gate, a paywall or DRM. If a post requires an account to view, it cannot be downloaded here.
Pick the platform you are downloading from — each tool handles that site's URL formats and quirks.
Every platform stores video differently: Reddit splits audio from video, X serves a bitrate ladder, Facebook keeps separate SD and HD copies. Use the page for the platform your link comes from and those differences are handled for you.
None of these tools bypass a login, an age gate, a paywall or DRM. If a post requires an account to view, it cannot be downloaded here.
We list the renditions each platform actually holds, with resolution and estimated size, instead of inventing quality labels.
Once a file is downloaded you are one click from compressing, cropping or converting it to MP3 — no second site required.
A downloader fetches a file the platform is already serving publicly. It cannot reach content that requires authentication, and it cannot produce a higher quality than the platform stored.
That second point is the one most often misrepresented. If a video was uploaded at 720p, no tool can hand you a 4K copy — anything claiming otherwise is upscaling and calling it a resolution.
Instagram (including Reels), TikTok, Facebook, X (Twitter), Pinterest and Reddit, plus direct links to publicly hosted video files.
Because the URL formats, quality ladders and failure modes are genuinely different. A single generic page would have to hide that, and you would get worse results.
No. YouTube is not among the supported providers.