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XGrab

Twitter Downloader

Save a public X or Twitter video, or save the sound as MP3.

What is an X and Twitter video downloader?

Paste a public X or Twitter video-post link to save the video in your browser. For posts with audio, XGrab can also make an MP3. No X sign-in is needed.

How to download X and Twitter videos online

  1. 01

    On X, open a post with a video, tap Share, then Copy link.

  2. 02

    Paste the X post link into XGrab. Use the Video or MP3 option for the file you want.

  3. 03
    X post
    Download videoDownload MP3
    XGrab result

    Choose Download video or Download MP3 on the result, then save the file.

XGrab.download features

Open the video page to save the file, or the MP3 page to save the sound.

  • Video downloader

    Save a public X or Twitter video as a file in your browser.

  • MP3 downloader

    Extract the audio from a public video and save it as an MP3 file in your browser.

What XGrab offers

A free way to save a public X or Twitter video in your browser.

  • No account

    You do not sign in to X or Twitter. Paste a public link.

  • Video and MP3

    Save the video, or extract the audio and save an MP3 in your browser.

  • Public posts only

    Private accounts and private posts stay closed.

  • Nothing to install

    It runs in the browser on a phone or a computer.

  • Free

    There is nothing to buy and no account to create.

FAQ

Answers to common questions. If yours is not here, use the contact page. Contact us

Is XGrab free?

Yes. XGrab is free to use. You do not need to create an account.

Do I need an X or Twitter account?

No. You only need the link to a public post. XGrab does not ask you to sign in.

Can I save the audio as MP3?

Yes. Open the MP3 page, or use Download MP3 on a video result. The audio is saved in your browser.

Can I download a private post?

No. If the post is not public, XGrab cannot open it.

Which links work?

A public post on x.com or twitter.com, including status links and t.co short links.

Where are downloaded files saved?

Your browser saves the file. On a computer it usually goes to your Downloads folder. On Android it usually goes to Downloads as well. On iPhone, Safari may open a share sheet so you can save the file to Files.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Open XGrab in your browser, paste a public link, and download. The browser handles where the file is saved.