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Twitter / X video and image downloader. Save posts or a profile Media library to a folder you choose. Save videos, photos, and GIFs from X (Twitter) without leaving the page. X Media Downloader adds a download button to posts, the timeline, and the profile Media tab. Save one tweet in a click, or pull an entire media library into a folder you name. HOW TO USE 1. Open x.com and pin the extension. 2. Single post: click Download Media next to the username, or use the button beside Bookmark in the timeline. 3. Profile library: open the Media tab, click the download icon, name your folder, then Start Download. 4. Or paste a tweet / Media tab URL into the popup and hit Open & Download. The Media tab download follows the filter you already selected — Photos, Videos, or GIFs — so you only get the type you want. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Download images from any public post • Download videos and GIFs (Pro) • Bulk-save a profile Media tab into a custom folder • Pause and resume a bulk job • Watch live counts for images, videos, and total files • Group bulk files into subfolders by tweet ID FREE AND PRO Free: download images, up to 10 files per batch. Pro: unlock video download and up to 5,000 files per batch. Upgrade from the Pro tab. Payments are handled by Paddle or PayPal. We do not store your card details. Cancel anytime from the Pro page. NOTES This extension is not affiliated with X Corp or Twitter. Use it to save media you have the right to keep — your own posts, licensed work, or content the owner allows you to download. Respect copyright and X’s terms of service.
Sep 8, 2026
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