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X (Twitter) downloader
Use the direct post link, not a profile URL.
Paste a post URL that contains video. Save MP4 or extract the audio track.
Last updated June 23, 2026
See title, duration, and formats
Private and DRM pages stay out of scope
Keep the flow in the browser
One workflow across devices
Example: https://x.com/NASA/status/1887868062001406407 · Acceptable use
Overview
X (formerly Twitter) remains a primary channel for news clips, product launches, and viral moments. PasteGrab's X downloader — also referred to as a Twitter video downloader — saves MP4 or MP3 from individual post URLs that contain video attachments.
Copy the direct status link from x.com or twitter.com. Profile URLs, quote-tweet shells without video, and deleted posts will not preview. Public posts that play video in a logged-out window are the sweet spot for this tool.
Editors clip statements for recap videos. Researchers preserve public statements. Social teams store campaign posts they published on owned accounts. Each workflow benefits from server-side processing: no browser extension permissions, no mystery executables.
The steps below show which X post links work and how to choose a file.
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Supported hosts
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X (Twitter)
This downloader
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How it works
Open the public X (Twitter) post and copy its share link. A direct link looks like https://x.com/NASA/status/1887868062001406407. A profile or search page will not work.
Paste the link into PasteGrab. Pick Best quality, MP4, MP3, 720p, or Smallest file before you preview it.
Select Preview formats to confirm the title, length, and available files. If the page is private or unavailable, you will see an error before starting a download.
Start the job and follow its progress. When the file is ready, use the download link to save it to your device.
Benefits
PasteGrab gets the file from a public X (Twitter) page. You do not need to upload a copy first.
Pick video, audio, the best available quality, or a smaller file before you start.
Copy a X (Twitter) share link on your phone or computer and open PasteGrab in your browser.
The job page shows what is happening and gives you a link when the file is ready.
Features
Check the title, length, and available formats before you download.
Choose MP4 for video or MP3 when you only need the sound.
Use the Paste button when your browser allows clipboard access, or type the link into the field.
If a link is unavailable, the preview tells you before you wait for a file.
Output
PasteGrab exposes format presets before preview and may reveal additional streams afterward depending on what X (Twitter) publishes for that URL. Video pages typically offer MP4 output; audio-heavy X (Twitter) posts may map cleanly to MP3.
If you need the smallest possible file for messaging apps or email attachments, choose Smallest file. For archival or re-editing, start with Best quality and only downshift if storage or bandwidth requires it.
| Format | Best for |
|---|---|
| Best quality | Merges the best video and audio streams available on the X (Twitter) page into a single file. |
| MP4 | Standard H.264-style output suitable for playback, slides, and most editors. |
| MP3 | Audio-only export when the X (Twitter) post is music, speech, or background audio you do not need visually. |
| 720p | Caps video height for faster downloads and smaller storage on long X (Twitter) clips. |
| Smallest file | Prioritizes compact output when quality is less important than speed. |
Devices
Copy post links from the X app share sheet into Safari or Chrome.
Paste x.com/user/status/… URLs.
X app → Share → Copy link → paste on PasteGrab.
Same share workflow as phones.
Support
Text-only and image-only posts cannot download as MP4. Use the post URL that shows a video player.
Posts from locked accounts fail preview. Only public posts that play logged out work.
Both domains work — use the status permalink from Share → Copy link.
FAQ
Guides
Step-by-step help for this platform and the files you want to save.
Learn
Plain-language answers about formats, quality, codecs, and audio.
Tools
Quick tools for checking links and saving preview images.
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