Why it exists
Short-form video platforms are built to keep you inside the app. None of them offer a straightforward “save this to my device” button, which is frustrating when you want to keep a recipe, a workout, a tutorial, or something a friend made, and watch it without a signal or an algorithm in the way.
This site does one job: it asks the platform for the video file that a public post already serves to every viewer, and hands it to you as a normal MP4.
What we will not do
There are things a downloader can technically attempt that we deliberately refuse to build:
- No login harvesting. We never ask for your platform credentials, session cookies, or two-factor codes. Any site that does is putting your account at risk.
- No private content. Private accounts, friends-only posts and disappearing snaps stay private. If content needs an authenticated session to view, it needs one to download.
- No bulk scraping. One link at a time. We do not offer profile-wide or hashtag-wide harvesting.
- No hidden payload. We do not modify the file, inject a watermark, or wrap your download in an installer.
How it works technically
When you submit a link, our server fetches the same public page your browser would, reads the video URL out of the page's own metadata, and returns it along with the thumbnail and caption. The file is then streamed through our server to your device so that your browser saves it as a file instead of opening a player.
Nothing is written to disk on our side. There is no download history, no media library, and no copy of your video retained after the stream finishes.
Respect the people who made the video
Every clip you download is someone's work. Keeping a copy for personal, offline viewing is one thing; re-uploading it, running ads against it, or passing it off as your own is another. Credit creators, and get permission before you republish. See our Copyright & DMCA policy for how we handle complaints.