Keep the reaction GIF you love. Paste the post link and save the original looping clip.
Works with x.com and twitter.com links from the app or the website.
Tap the share icon under the post with the GIF and choose Copy link.
Drop the link into vid-down and press Get video.
Tap the MP4 button. The file loops like a GIF in most players and chat apps.
X does not actually store GIFs as GIF files. When someone posts a GIF, X converts it into a short silent MP4 that loops forever. That is why the file you save is an MP4: it is the original file, and it is far smaller and sharper than a real GIF would be.
The MP4 loops in most players and can be sent in WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage, where it plays like a GIF.
If you really need a .gif file, for example for an old forum or an email signature, open the MP4 in any free video-to-GIF converter or in an image editor. Keep it short: GIF files grow very large very quickly.
Open vid-down in Safari, paste the link and tap MP4 HD. Safari asks whether you want to download the file; tap Download. The GIF lands in the Files app under Downloads.
To move it to your Photos library, open the file in Files, tap the Share button and choose Save Video. From then on it behaves like any clip you recorded yourself.
In Chrome or any other browser, paste the link, press Get video and choose a format. The GIF is saved to the Download folder and usually shows up in your gallery a moment later.
If you cannot find it, open the Files app (sometimes called My Files) and look in Downloads, or pull down the notification shade and tap the finished download.
Copy the address of the X post from your browser bar, paste it into vid-down and pick a format. The file goes to your normal Downloads folder and plays in any modern video player.
We fetch the original upload, so the clip you save has no floating logo or username bouncing across it.
Paste, tap, save. There is no queue, no countdown and no install step between you and your file.
Keep the full MP4 in HD, pick a lighter SD file for chat apps, or pull the audio out as an MP3.
Save as many clips as you like. vid-down never asks you to register or hand over an email address.
It runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux. Nothing to download but the video.
We do not keep the videos you fetch or a history of your links. Files are removed as soon as they are sent to you.
Watermark-free MP4s and sounds from any public TikTok.
Open downloader →Reels, feed videos and video carousels in original quality.
Open downloader →Public videos and Reels in HD or data-friendly SD.
Open downloader →Videos from public posts, saved as a regular MP4.
Open downloader →Video Pins and Idea Pins from any public board.
Open downloader →Videos hosted on Reddit, saved with their audio track.
Open downloader →Public Spotlight videos and public Stories.
Open downloader →Videos from public LinkedIn posts.
Open downloader →Public Dailymotion videos in HD or SD.
Open downloader →Clips from any public Twitch channel.
Open downloader →Videos from public Bluesky posts.
Open downloader →Videos uploaded to public Tumblr blogs.
Open downloader →Public Vimeo videos in HD or SD.
Open downloader →Public videos and clips from VK.
Open downloader →Public videos from OK.ru (Odnoklassniki).
Open downloader →Public Rumble videos in HD or SD.
Open downloader →Public Bilibili videos, with audio merged in.
Open downloader →Videos from posts in public Telegram channels.
Open downloader →Public tracks and podcast episodes as MP3.
Open downloader →Video posts and animated GIFs from Imgur.
Open downloader →Video posts from 9GAG.
Open downloader →Clips hosted on Streamable.
Open downloader →X converts every GIF into a short looping MP4 video when it is posted. vid-down gives you that original file, which is smaller and sharper than a real GIF.
Yes. Chat apps play short MP4 clips just like GIFs.
Yes. Every feature is free with no download limit. The site is paid for by the adverts you see on the page.
No. vid-down works entirely in your browser. You never have to sign up, log in or install an app or extension.
Saving your own content, or content you have permission to use, for personal viewing is generally fine. Re-uploading or using other people's work without their consent can break copyright law and the network's rules. You are responsible for how you use what you download.