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Need a hand?

Paste a video link

Public Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X videos. No account needed.

Starting withf Facebook YouTube · soon InstagramTikTokX
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Copy the link.

Open the video in its app or website. Copy its link from the share menu or browser address bar.

02

Preview your video.

Paste the link here, choose Find my video, then check the preview and select a quality.

03

Save your video.

On a computer, choose Save to downloads. On a phone, choose Save video to open the share menu.

A little help.

Which sites are supported?

Public video links from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X are supported. YouTube is not supported yet.

Where do I find the video link?

Open the video in its app or website and look for Copy link in the share or three-dot menu. You can also copy the address from your browser when viewing the video. Paste the full link here.

Why does Paste ask me to paste again?

On a phone, press and hold in the link field and choose Paste. On a computer, use the Paste button or your keyboard shortcut. Your browser may ask you to confirm clipboard access.

Where will my video be saved?

On a computer, Save to downloads uses your browser’s usual download folder. On a phone, Save video opens the share menu where supported. Mobile sharing requires a browser that supports sharing video files.

How do I save to my photo library?

On a phone, tap Save video, then choose Save Video or your photo app in the share menu. On a computer, download the video and import it into your photo app. On mobile, videos must be under 100 MB and your browser must support sharing video files. Try a smaller quality if needed.

Why might a link not work?

A link may point to text, photos or several videos, come from an unsupported site, or require a login. The source may also limit access to public videos. Try opening the individual video and copying its link. Private, live and protected videos are not supported; we never ask for your social account password.

What should I save?

Save videos you own or have permission to download. Being publicly viewable doesn’t automatically make a video available for reuse.