Twitter Video Downloader
YTGear is a free Twitter/X video downloader. Paste a public tweet link containing a video or GIF and download it as an HD MP4 file. No Twitter account or login is required. Works on iPhone, Android, and desktop browsers in seconds.
How to Download Twitter Videos on iPhone
Open the Twitter/X app on your iPhone, locate the tweet containing the video, tap the share icon, and select Copy Link. In Safari, visit ytgear.com/twitter-video-downloader. Paste the tweet URL and press Download Free. When YTGear shows the video preview and format list, tap and hold the download link and choose Download Linked File. The MP4 video will save to your iOS Files application. Open Files, select the video, tap Share, and choose Save Video to add it to your Photos camera roll.
How to Download Twitter Videos on Android
Locate the tweet with the video inside the X application. Tap the share button, copy the URL, and open your mobile web browser (like Chrome). Navigate to ytgear.com, paste the link, and tap Download Free. Once quality options load, tap the save button. The MP4 video file will download directly into your Android Downloads folder, making it instantly accessible via your default Gallery or File Manager.
Download Twitter Videos Without a Twitter/X Account
You do not need to register an account or log in to Twitter/X to save videos. YTGear interacts only with the public content delivery network to verify and stream video streams. Simply retrieve the public share URL from any browser or client, paste it into our tool, and save it.
How to Download Twitter GIFs as MP4
Twitter converts animated GIF images into small looped video files to save bandwidth. Because of this, saving them directly as .gif is often restricted. YTGear allows you to copy the tweet URL, check it, and save the animated GIF loop as a standard, shareable MP4 video file that works on all devices.
Download Twitter Videos Without Watermark
YTGear downloads public Twitter/X videos from the available source streams and does not add any watermark, badge, or overlay to the file. This is useful for creators backing up their own posts, social media managers archiving approved brand assets, and researchers saving public evidence for permitted review. Always make sure you own the video or have permission before saving or reusing it.