Paste an X post URL and Social Clip Saver pulls the underlying MP4 — same file the timeline player streams. Works on both x.com and the legacy twitter.com URLs. Public posts only.
X's share menu is small and easy to miss. Here's the exact path.
Tap the tweet (don't tap the video itself — that just plays it). The post expands into its detail view with the comment thread underneath. The URL bar now shows the canonical link with /status/ in it.
Copy linkOn mobile, the share icon is the upward-arrow square at the bottom-right of the post (next to the bookmark). On desktop, it's the same icon in the action row. Pick Copy link to post from the menu.
Valid formats: x.com/USERNAME/status/ID, twitter.com/USERNAME/status/ID, or short t.co/CODE redirects. Capitalisation in the username doesn't matter — we normalise it.
You'll see the preview thumbnail plus Original quality, Standard, and (when applicable) Audio (MP3). Tap one — the file lands in Downloads on Android/PC, or Photos on iOS Safari.
X is the least standardised of the big four. We absorb the chaos so you don't have to.
After the rename, lots of share buttons still emit twitter.com URLs. We accept both interchangeably — same backend, same resolution flow, no rewriting needed.
X stores every "GIF" as a looping MP4 with no audio. We download them as MP4 — true to format. If you want a real .gif file, convert afterwards with FFmpeg or ezgif.com.
If you paste a link from a thread, we only download the video attached to that specific tweet. We don't accidentally grab a video from the reply below or the top-of-thread.
A few clients let you attach two or three videos to a single tweet. We surface each as a separate download button rather than collapsing them into the first one only.
X's tracker shortener wraps every shared URL. We follow the redirect chain on the server so the resolve still works — the client never has to see the underlying ID.
We use the current X branding but accept both names in URLs and in conversation. Old habits and new identities both work.
X is heavy on time-sensitive content. The reasons reflect that.
Eyewitness videos posted to X are often the only public record. Saving the original file means it survives even if the account gets suspended, the tweet gets deleted, or X's archive degrades the resolution.
Goal clips and big plays go viral on X within seconds. Save the MP4 before the league sends a takedown — most are pulled within hours.
X memes spread fast on iMessage and WhatsApp. Sending the MP4 directly is better than dropping a tweet link your friends might not have an account to open.
Long-form videos posted in threads — talks, demos, code walkthroughs — make great offline study material. Save them so you can rewatch without scrolling X's algorithm.
Statements from officials, candidates, and brands get deleted often. Saving the original video preserves what was actually said, frame-by-frame.
Yes. Both x.com and twitter.com URLs work — they hit the same backend. Paste whichever format you have.
No. Only public profiles work. If the tweet won't open in an incognito browser, it won't work here either.
X stores multiple quality variants. We grab the highest available — usually 720p, or 1080p for Premium creators. The exact resolution is shown next to the download button.
X "GIFs" are actually silent MP4s. We download them as MP4. Convert to true GIF afterwards if you need to (FFmpeg or ezgif.com).
Yes — paste the link to the specific tweet inside the thread, not the parent. Each tweet has its own URL via the share menu's "Copy link to post".
x.com/USERNAME/status/ID, twitter.com/USERNAME/status/ID, and t.co/CODE short links. All resolve identically.
Spaces are audio-only live rooms with no permanent file storage. Once a Space ends, the recording (if it was saved by the host) is streamed through a separate player not currently supported.
No. X does not notify creators about video downloads. The post owner has no way to know a public link was saved.
Once a tweet is deleted, the video file is purged from X's CDN within minutes. If the link still works in an incognito tab, the video is still there. If it shows "This post is from a suspended account" or "Page not found", we can't recover it.