Twitter video downloader

Twikite is a free online Twitter downloader that lets you download Twitter videos, photos, and GIFs with just a few clicks. There are no ads, and the process is simple, safe, and fast. We'll keep improving Twikite to make downloading even easier, and we'd love to hear your feedback along the way.

Open the public Twitter post with the video, copy its link, and paste it into twikite.com. Once the video is found, choose the quality you want and save it as an MP4 file to your device.

Yes, if the original video is available in 1080p. Twikite only shows the video qualities provided by the original post, so we won't artificially upscale a low-quality video to 1080p.

The original Twitter post may not have a higher-quality version available. We can only show the video versions that Twitter currently provides. We won't create a fake 1080p download button when that version isn't available.

Yes. If a public post contains multiple downloadable videos, our Twitter video saver will list them separately so you can save the ones you want.

No. Protected accounts and private posts aren't public content. Twikite respects Twitter's privacy settings and won't bypass login restrictions or other protections to access these videos.

First, make sure the link points to a specific public post with a video and that you can open it in a regular browser without logging in. A download may also fail if the post has been deleted, the account is protected, or the content has age or regional restrictions. In some cases, Twitter may simply not provide a downloadable video version. If the link starts with t.co, open the short link first and copy the full URL it redirects to. You can also remove the question mark and everything after it from the URL, then try again. If a public post still can't be processed, Twitter may have temporarily changed its page or media system, or your current network may be getting in the way. Try again later or switch to a different network.

It depends on the content, how you plan to use it, and the laws where you live. The safest approach is to download your own content, content you have permission to use, or content that you're legally allowed to save. Downloading a public Twitter video doesn't give you the right to repost, edit, or use it commercially.

Yes. Twikite is safe. You don't need to sign up, log in, or share your Twitter account details. Just paste a public Tweet link and start downloading.

Yes, but the Twikite downloader app is currently available for Android users as an APK. If you like browsing Twitter and saving videos along the way, you can download the Twikite Android app and use it whenever you need it.