Twitter Video Downloader for iPhone
Every iPhone running iOS 13 or later can save files straight from Safari, so no app is needed. Paste a post link below and save the video in HD, or just the audio as MP3.
- Free forever
- No sign-up
- HD up to 1080p
- MP3 & M4A audio
- Live streams & replays
How to download Twitter videos on iPhone
- Copy the post linkIn the X app, open the post with the video, tap the Share icon under the post and choose “Copy link”.
- Open SaveXClips in SafariGo to savexclips.com in Safari on your iPhone. Any modern browser works; Safari is just the default.
- Paste and press DownloadPaste the link into the box at the top of this page. SaveXClips finds the video and lists every available quality.
- Save the fileTap the quality you want. Safari asks “Do you want to download…?”. Tap Download and the arrow icon in the address bar shows progress.
Saving X videos on iPhone: what to know
On iPhone the X app has no download button, which is why people save clips through Safari instead. The file lands in the Files app first, not in Photos, and that extra step is where most iPhone users get stuck. Once a video is in Photos it behaves like any recording: you can trim it, share it to WhatsApp or post it to other apps.
- Downloads go to Files › Downloads; use Share › Save Video to move a clip into Photos
- Long-pressing the address bar in Safari is the quickest way to paste a copied link
- A 1-minute 1080p clip is usually 10–30 MB, so check free space before saving many
Where are the videos saved on iPhone?
Safari saves downloads to the Files app, in iCloud Drive › Downloads (or On My iPhone › Downloads if iCloud Drive is off).
To move a video to the Photos app, open it in Files, tap Share and choose “Save Video”. It then appears in your Camera Roll like any recording.
Save only the audio on iPhone
Every video result has an MP3 button, plus an M4A button for the untouched original audio. The conversion runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
MP3 and M4A files open in the Files app and play in the background. To use one as a ringtone, import the M4A into GarageBand.
Tips for iPhone users
- On a phone, 720p is usually the sweet spot: sharp on a 6-inch screen and roughly half the size of 1080p.
- Downloads need iOS 13 or newer. On older versions, use a file manager app such as Documents by Readdle.
- If nothing happens when you tap Download, check Settings › Safari › Downloads and make sure a download location is set.
- Chrome and Firefox on iPhone work too; their downloads land in their own folder inside the Files app.
Why SaveXClips
Full HD quality
Every resolution X stores, up to 1080p, listed best first. No watermark, no re-compression.
Audio in one tap
Save just the sound as MP3, or as M4A with the original AAC audio untouched.
Private by design
Files come straight from X to your device. Audio is converted in your browser, never uploaded.
Works everywhere
iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, Chromebook. Any modern browser, nothing to install.
Fast
Paste, tap, done. Most videos are ready to save in about a second.
Free, no account
No sign-up, no daily limits, no browser extensions asking to read your data.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no download button in the X app on iPhone?
X doesn’t offer downloads for other people’s videos in its app. Copying the link and opening it in SaveXClips in Safari is the way around it, with no extra app.
Why can’t I find the video in my Photos app on iPhone?
Safari puts downloads in the Files app first. Open Files › Downloads, tap the video, then Share › Save Video to copy it into Photos.
Do I need to install an app on my iPhone?
No. SaveXClips runs in Safari. There is nothing to install and no jailbreak or shortcut required.
Is SaveXClips free?
Yes. Downloading videos, GIFs, photos and audio is free, with no account and no daily limit.
Can I download videos from private (protected) accounts?
No. Protected posts are only visible to approved followers, and SaveXClips doesn’t bypass that.
Does SaveXClips store the videos I download?
No. Files come straight from X’s own servers to your device, and audio conversion happens in your browser.