Website and extension · Real interface

How to use DownXVideo

You can paste the public post link into the website, or you can install the browser extension and click the download button directly on X videos. Neither method requires providing your X login information to DownXVideo.

Screenshots were updated on August 26, 2026. Browser and store interfaces may change over time; the labels on this page follow the current workflow.

Use the website

Paste the post link and select the download option

  1. Open a public X post containing media

    Open a public X post containing a video, GIF, or image. Find the share icon at the bottom of the post. The website does not support private, deleted, restricted, or followers-only posts.

    A public X video post with the Reply, Repost, Like, Bookmark, and Share actions beneath it; Share is on the far right.
    Step 1 · Open a public X post containing media
  2. Copy post link in the share menu

    Select the share icon, then choose 'Copy link.' Copy the post link—not the video playback page, image URL, or profile URL.

    The share menu of a public X post with the Copy link option visible.
    Step 2 · Copy post link in the share menu
  3. Paste the post link into DownXVideo

    Return to DownXVideo and paste the complete x.com or twitter.com post link into the input box. You can paste it manually or select the 'Paste' button.

    The link input, Paste button, and blue Download button on the English DownXVideo homepage.
    Step 3 · Paste the post link into DownXVideo
  4. Select 'Download' and wait for analysis

    After checking the link, select 'Download.' DownXVideo reads the media information available in the public post. You do not need to sign in to X, and you should never provide an account password, cookie, or token.

    A public X post link entered in DownXVideo, with the blue Download button on the right.
    Step 4 · Select 'Download' and wait for analysis
  5. Choose the media and quality, then start the download

    After analysis finishes, choose an option by media type, resolution, and file size. Your browser will request the file directly from X and may either save it immediately or open the media playback page.

    DownXVideo showing a post preview and three MP4 download options with resolution, file size, and a Download button.
    Step 5 · Choose the media and quality, then start the download

Saving tips

Your browser handles the file after you select Download

After you select Download on the website or in the extension, your browser handles the file. Small files usually appear directly in the download list; larger MP4 files or some direct links from X may first open in a new tab.

  • Computer: Right-click the video player and select 'Save Video As'.
  • iPhone / iPad: Use the share menu and select 'Save to File'.
  • Android: Long press the media or use the download option in the browser menu.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which should I choose, the website or the extension?

Use the website for occasional downloads or when you do not want to install an extension. If you frequently download videos while browsing X on a computer, the extension saves you from copying and pasting links. Both methods handle only publicly accessible posts.

Why did it open the video playback page after clicking download?

This can happen when the browser handles a direct media link from X. Right-click the video and choose 'Save Video As,' or press and hold the media on your phone and use the browser's save option.

Can private or restricted posts be downloaded?

No. The website only supports publicly accessible posts that do not require login and will not bypass privacy settings, follower restrictions, paywalls, deletion status, or other access controls.

Do you need to provide the X account or Cookie to DownXVideo?

No—and you should never provide them. The website accepts only public post links and does not require an X password, cookie, token, or private-message content.

Still unable to download?

Check whether the post is public, whether the link is complete, and whether there is still usable media in the post.