Back up your own work
Keep an authorized copy of a clip or photo post you created. Use the platform’s official export for a full account archive.
Public videos from four platforms. Photos from Facebook and Instagram.Download public videos from four platforms, plus Facebook and Instagram photos.
Public beta: YouTube, TikTok and Facebook photos currently have limited availability. QR codes work independently.
Videos: 10 min / 200 MB · Facebook & Instagram: up to 20 photos
Just a public link. We’ll take it from there.
Only download with the necessary rights and when permitted by the source platform. Usage guidelines
Open a supported public video or photo post. Tap Share, then copy its link.
Paste it above and tap Download. We’ll prepare and check the available files.
Save the video, photo or ZIP. On iPhone, look in the Files app.
No social loginNo password needed.
Simple by designOne link. A few taps.
At home on any screenMobile, tablet and desktop.
Free to useNo account to create.
Save public videos from Facebook (FB), TikTok, Instagram (Insta) and YouTube (YT) as MP4. Facebook and Instagram also support photos as JPG (JPEG) or PNG, with ZIP downloads for supported photo posts.
For these uses, you need the content rights and a download method permitted by the source platform. Saving a file does not grant reuse rights.
Keep an authorized copy of a clip or photo post you created. Use the platform’s official export for a full account archive.
Keep media for offline use when your license and the platform’s rules permit it. “Educational use” alone is not permission.
Keep permitted video and photo files with their creator credits and license records. Included music and other material can have separate rights.
Accessible public videos from Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, including Reels and Shorts. It also supports Facebook and Instagram single photos and photo-only posts. Limits: 10 minutes and 200 MB per video; 20 photos, 25 MB each and 200 MB per photo job.
Facebook and Instagram single photos and photo-only posts are supported: up to 20 photos, 25 MB each and 200 MB total. You can save each checked photo or their ZIP. An unconfirmed full-post count is stated clearly. TikTok slideshows, mixed video/photo carousels and whole albums are not supported.
The result shows the checked resolution and file size. Videos use compatible source formats without upscaling. Photos keep their resolution: existing JPG/PNG files stay unchanged, while WebP becomes high-quality JPG or PNG when transparency is needed. JPG conversion can introduce a small compression loss. LinkSave does not promise 4K.
The platform may restrict access, return incomplete photo data or offer an unsupported format. Removed, private, live, oversized or login-restricted content cannot be prepared. Try the individual post or photo link and check the limits.
Your browser handles the save. Check Downloads in its menu or toolbar, or your chosen save folder. On iPhone or iPad, check the Files app after saving. Files use the available video title or post caption, with numbered photos, including inside ZIP. Without that text, names use the platform and source ID when available. You can tap Save again for another copy while the prepared file is available here for 15 minutes.
No. Public visibility and personal or educational use do not automatically grant permission. Check content rights, included music and the source platform’s rules. Use official export or download options where available.
Read the guide to official optionsVideos from the four supported platforms are saved as MP4. Facebook and Instagram photos are saved as JPG (JPEG) or PNG; these photos can also be grouped in a ZIP. JPG and JPEG are names for the same image format. LinkSave chooses the photo format automatically and shows it before you save. A ZIP packages the checked images; it does not turn them into a video.
LinkSave currently supports Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, with different content types available on each. Other websites are not supported. MP3 audio extraction, MOV and WebM downloads are not available. A supported platform does not mean every post can be retrieved: check its supported links and limits above.
Yes. Use Create QR below the link field or on your result. The code opens the original social media post; it does not download a file. No media preparation is needed. The static code has no LinkSave expiry, but the source post must remain accessible.
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