Public-link download options

Check available files for public social videos

Paste a public Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok link to review the media options currently returned for that post.

Public HTTPS links only Use the full link to a public post. Private, removed, login-only, expired, or unsupported links cannot be processed.

How your URL is handled It is sent to our server and external media provider. Filtered results may be cached briefly. Privacy details.

Public Facebook links Public Instagram links Public TikTok links
Checking the available media options…
Browser-based - no software install
Options shown when available
Formats depend on the source
HTTPS secured

Three steps to your download

01

Paste the URL

Copy the full link to a supported public Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok post and paste it into the field above.

02

Get Download Options

Select Get download options. The URL is sent to the server and external provider so currently available media choices can be displayed.

03

Save to Device

Choose one of the returned options. Your browser then requests the file from the remote media host or through the site's download proxy.

A transparent path from link to available file

The service checks a public URL; it does not create new formats or unlock restricted posts. Only media options returned by the provider and accepted by the site's safety checks are displayed.

  1. Your link reaches the application server

    The server validates the HTTPS URL, supported platform domain, request limits, and cached-result status.

  2. An external provider checks the public post

    If no current cache entry exists, the URL is sent through RapidAPI to the configured media lookup provider.

  3. Returned options are filtered

    The application keeps an approved response shape and eligible HTTPS media links. Format, quality, audio, and watermark state remain source-dependent.

  4. Your browser requests the selected file

    A download may come from the remote media host or through a short-lived signed site proxy, depending on the returned link.

Copy the right public link, then check the result

The sharing controls differ by platform, but the safe workflow is consistent: copy the complete public post link, use the matching tool, and review only the options actually returned.

Facebook videos and Reels

  1. Open the public video post or Reel you are permitted to save.
  2. Use Share or the post menu to copy its complete link.
  3. Paste it into the matching video or Reels tool.

Private groups, restricted posts, removed media, and login-only links are not expected to return files.

Instagram posts, Reels, and Stories

  1. Open the eligible public post, Reel, or active Story.
  2. Use Share or the menu to copy the public URL.
  3. Choose the matching video, Reels, or Story tool.

Private-account media, expired Stories, and links requiring a login may not be available.

TikTok public videos

  1. Open the public TikTok video and confirm you may save it.
  2. Select Share, then Copy link.
  3. Paste it into the TikTok tool and review returned options.

Quality, audio, and watermark information depend on what the source provider returns at that time.

Common errors and what to try

Invalid or unsupported URL
Copy the full HTTPS post link and confirm its platform appears in Supported Platforms.
No media options
The post may be private, deleted, expired, restricted, or temporarily unavailable from the provider.
Expired download link
Run a fresh lookup. Remote media URLs and cached results are intentionally short-lived.
Provider or rate-limit error
Wait briefly and retry once. Repeated rapid submissions can be limited.
Open full troubleshooting

How to read returned options

  • Format: use only a file type shown in the current result.
  • Quality: a resolution or quality label appears only when supplied by the source response.
  • Audio: a separate audio choice may not be present for every post.
  • Watermark: treat any watermark label as provider-reported, not guaranteed.

If several options appear, choose the smallest one that meets your playback or permitted project needs.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Offline Viewing

Save allowed videos to watch without an internet connection - on planes, commutes, or in low-signal areas.

Educational Access

Students and educators can keep reference material available when class or campus internet is limited.

Research & Archive

Store local copies of reference clips and source material for research, journalism, or creative projects.

Quality Control

Compare only the quality labels returned for the current public post and choose one suited to your permitted use.

Multi-Platform

Use dedicated public-link workflows for the currently listed Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok content types.

Runs in Browser

No extension or account is required. The browser interface sends the URL to the application server for processing.

What is a video downloader?

A video downloader accepts a supported public post URL, asks a media lookup provider for available options, filters the response, and presents eligible links that your browser can request.

  • Accepts approved HTTPS links to supported public posts
  • Displays only options supplied and accepted for the current result
  • Uses the remote media host or a signed site proxy for eligible downloads
  • Uses a secure server lookup to identify available public media options
Quick guidance Quick overview

Start with the labels shown in the current result rather than expecting a particular format or resolution. If several eligible options appear, consider your device, available storage, playback needs, and permission for the intended use. A missing audio, quality, or watermark label means the provider did not supply a dependable value for that option.

Understanding returned result labels

Result details
Meaning and limits of labels shown in returned download options
LabelWhat it can tell youImportant limit
File typeThe container or media type reported for an optionNot every response includes it
QualityA provider-supplied resolution or quality descriptionIt is not independently measured by this site
AudioWhether a separate audio choice was returnedIt may be unavailable
WatermarkThe watermark state reported by the providerIt is not guaranteed
Availability checks
Common availability conditions and recommended next actions
ConditionExpected behaviorWhat to do
Public linkEligible for lookupSubmit the complete HTTPS URL
Private or expiredNo usable result expectedDo not attempt to bypass access controls
Short-lived URLThe option can expireRun a fresh lookup
Playback issueThe file may not suit the deviceTry another returned option if available

Best practices & what to avoid

  • Download only when you have permission or a lawful right to do so.
  • Choose the smallest quality that genuinely fits your purpose.
  • Use descriptive filenames so you can find files later.
  • Organise downloads into topic folders from day one.

Common Mistakes

  • Downloading without checking the platform's terms or content permissions.
  • Assuming a specific resolution, format, audio track, or watermark state will always be available.
  • Saving files as "video1.mp4" or other generic names you won't recognise later.
  • Mixing personal downloads with work or project files.

Frequently asked questions

The public directory currently includes approved Facebook video and Reel links, Instagram video, Reel, and eligible Story links, and TikTok public video links. Review Supported Platforms for current limitations.

The service checks public links and does not bypass accounts, privacy settings, payment controls, deleted posts, or expired Stories. A provider outage or platform change can also temporarily prevent a result.

There is no guaranteed format or resolution. The page displays only eligible options returned for the current public post, and some results may omit format, quality, audio, or watermark details.

Filtered server and browser result caches expire after approximately 15 minutes. Browser history is limited to 50 items and no more than seven days, and can be removed with Clear All.

Use the tools only when you own the media, have permission, or otherwise have a lawful basis. Public availability alone does not grant reuse or redistribution rights.