Free Social Media Downloaders & Privacy Tools

Choose a Platform

More platforms (Pinterest, Twitch, Snapchat) are supported via the all-in-one downloader.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is downloading content from these platforms legal?

It depends on the content's copyright status and the platform's own terms of service — this tool doesn't grant any additional rights beyond what the platform and copyright law already allow.

Are downloaded files stored on your servers?

No — the tool fetches and streams the content directly to you; nothing is retained after your download completes.

Do I need an account to use these downloaders?

No. None of the tools on this page require a login, account, or app install — just paste the URL and download.

Are these downloaders really free?

Yes, all tools on this page are completely free with no hidden limits or premium tiers.

Which platforms are supported?

Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Twitter/X, and Facebook each have a dedicated downloader. Pinterest, Twitch, and Snapchat are supported through the all-in-one downloader.

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Choosing the right downloader

This page collects our free downloaders for the main social platforms, plus a general video downloader for everything else. Each one is built around how its platform stores video, which matters more than it sounds: Reddit keeps the sound in a separate stream, and X (Twitter) offers several quality levels for the same clip.

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and Reddit each have a dedicated downloader that handles that platform's links directly.
The video downloader covers YouTube and many other sites, using the open-source yt-dlp project.

Download only what you may use

A public post is not free to reuse. Save your own uploads, videos you have permission to use, or content licensed for reuse, and credit the creator when you share a clip. Platform terms of service may also restrict downloading.

Privacy tips

No account needed. These tools never ask you to log in, so your social media accounts are never connected to them.
Private content stays private. Videos from private accounts or closed groups need a signed-in account, so they cannot be downloaded here.
Watch out for fake downloaders. Sites that push browser extensions, apps or notification prompts are a common source of malware and adware.
Check what you share. Photos taken on a phone can carry GPS location in their EXIF data, so check images before posting them elsewhere.

If a download fails

Make sure the link points to a single public post, not a profile or a playlist, and copy it fresh from the platform's share button. Platforms change their formats from time to time, so an occasional failure usually means a tool needs updating rather than anything being wrong on your side.