1. Paste a direct source
Use a direct media file URL or HTML that already includes a video, audio, or source element. A regular social post link usually points to a webpage, not a media file.
Explore practical guides for 45 popular media platforms. Use the browser-based helper to inspect a direct video or audio URL, or find media links already present in pasted HTML.
Only save content you own or have permission to download. This tool does not retrieve protected streams or bypass platform restrictions.
Paste a direct media link or HTML that already contains video, audio, or source tags.
A platform post URL is not the same as a direct media file. Browser-only JavaScript cannot read arbitrary cross-origin page source.
Open a platform guide for supported link types, usage instructions, and troubleshooting notes.
No platform guides match that search. Try another platform name.
Use a direct media file URL or HTML that already includes a video, audio, or source element. A regular social post link usually points to a webpage, not a media file.
The helper checks the text you provide locally in your browser. It does not contact a third-party extraction API or fetch another site's page HTML.
Open a detected media URL or try saving it. The browser or remote host may control whether a cross-origin file can be downloaded directly.
No. This page is a browser-only helper. It can recognize direct media URLs and URLs found in pasted HTML, but it does not extract streams from arbitrary platform post pages.
Most platform links point to webpages. Reading those pages from JavaScript on another domain is restricted by browser security. Use an official download option or a direct media source you are authorized to access.
Not always. The destination server may block downloads, require a session, or configure the file to open in the browser. The helper cannot override those remote settings.
No affiliation is implied. Brand and platform names are used only to identify the relevant guides. Follow the terms and permissions that apply to each service and item of media.