Video Downloaders
Facebook Video Downloader
Paste a public Facebook video or reel link and save it as an MP4 in HD — free, no signup, right in your browser.
Open toolInstagram Video Downloader
This Instagram video downloader is the video-first version of our Instagram tool: paste a reel or feed-video link and you get the original MP4 the post plays with — not a screen recording and not a re-compressed copy. The post's cover frame and title appear first so you can check you grabbed the right link, and if a post carries a separate audio track you can save just the sound as well. It is a clean way to archive your own published reels in full quality, keep client-approved cuts, or save a public tutorial you are allowed to keep offline.
Please only download content you own or have permission to save. Public posts only — private accounts cannot be fetched.
How to use this tool
- Copy the reel or video link from Instagram (Share → Copy link).
- Paste it into the box above.
- Press “Get video links” and confirm the preview is the right clip.
- Tap the top MP4 option to download the best quality.
Worked example
A fitness coach downloads her own 30-second form-check reel at full quality to embed in a course lesson, instead of uploading a blurry screen recording.
Frequently asked questions
Will the downloaded video have a watermark?
No extra watermark is added by this tool. You receive the same file Instagram serves for playback; if the creator burned a watermark into the video itself, it will of course still be there.
What quality is the MP4?
The best quality the post itself offers — normally the exact resolution the creator uploaded. Options are listed best-first, with file sizes shown when the platform reports them.
Can I download just the audio of a reel?
Yes, when the post exposes a separate audio track, an “Audio only” button appears under the video options. For music-only extraction from any post, the Instagram Audio Downloader page is the dedicated tool.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. The download opens in Safari and saves to Files/Downloads like any other file; on Android it lands in your Downloads folder. No app is needed on either.