Download Twitter Videos in Chrome
No extension required. Paste, pick a quality, done.
Chrome extensions that promise to download Twitter videos have a short shelf life. They ask to read and change everything you see on every site, they break every time X ships a change, and Google pulls them from the store on a regular basis.
You don't need one. Paste a tweet link here and Chrome downloads the MP4 directly, with no permissions to grant and nothing that can silently stop working.
It behaves the same on Chrome for desktop and Chrome for Android, and you can make it one-click with a bookmarklet.
Download Twitter Videos in Chrome — step by step
- 1
Copy the tweet link
Copy the post URL from Chrome's address bar or from the X share menu.
- 2
Paste it above
Put the link in the box at the top of this page and click Download.
- 3
Select a resolution
Chrome will download whichever quality you pick, up to 1080p.
- 4
Open your downloads
The MP4 saves to Chrome's default Downloads folder and shows in the download bar.
Good to know
- Make a bookmarklet (see the guides) to send the current tweet here in one click.
- Everything works the same in Edge, Brave, Opera, and Arc, since they share Chrome's engine.
- Chrome for Android downloads the same MP4 as the desktop version.
- No extension means nothing to update and nothing that can leak your browsing.
FAQ
Is there a Chrome extension?+
You don't need one. A bookmarklet gives you the same one-click download without the permissions an extension asks for.
Why avoid downloader extensions?+
They request access to every page you visit and often stop working when X changes. A website has neither problem.
Does it work on Chrome for Android?+
Yes, identically to desktop Chrome. The file lands in your Downloads and Gallery.
Where does Chrome save the file?+
In your default Downloads folder, as a standard .mp4.
Full guide
Download Twitter Videos with a One-Click Bookmarklet