How to download a video with KlipJar

Copy the link in the app, open Safari, go to klipjar.com and paste it. Tap Download, then Save video, and choose Save Video in the share menu: the video goes straight into Photos. If a file opens in a new tab instead of saving, tap Share on that tab and choose Save to Files.

Copy the link, open Chrome or any browser, go to klipjar.com, paste it and tap Download. Files land in your Downloads folder and show up in your Gallery or Files app.

Yes. Paste the link in any browser on Windows, Mac or Linux and the file saves to your Downloads folder. There is nothing to install.

Yes. Paste multiple links — one per line, or separated by spaces or commas — and KlipJar lists them all, with a Download All button once they are ready.

TikTok, Instagram, Twitter/X, Facebook, Pinterest and Reddit. Each has its own page covering the parts that differ, such as the merged audio on Reddit or the login wall on Instagram.

Yes, completely. There is no account, no subscription, no trial and no daily cap. Nothing about the site is gated behind a plan, and we will never charge you to download a file.

No. There is nothing to sign up for and no email to hand over. Open the page, paste a link, download the file. No accounts, no tracking, nothing stored about you.

No. The site runs entirely in your browser on a phone or a computer, with nothing to install. There is one optional extra: a free KlipJar browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox that lets you save your own Instagram and Facebook posts from your signed-in session. You only need it for login-only IG/FB content; everything public works on the site with no extension at all.

Yes. Copy the link in the app, switch to Safari or Chrome, and paste it. Saving works on both, though on iPhone the exact experience varies by iOS version and file type; most videos land in the Files app.

On platforms that allow it, yes. Choose the MP3 option and the sound is pulled out of the video on your own device after it downloads. Nothing is uploaded for that conversion. A few platforms (Facebook among them) do not let a browser read their files, so the MP3 option is not shown there.

To your browser's normal download location: the Files app on iPhone, the Downloads folder on Android and desktop. KlipJar uses the ordinary browser download, so you can change where files land in your browser settings.

Some platforms do not let a web page read their files directly: TikTok and Pinterest never do, Facebook often does not (on iPhone above all), and neither do Reddit images and GIFs. For those, our server fetches the file when you tap Download and streams it straight to you as it arrives, so it saves like any other download. Nothing is stored and no copy is kept.

The KlipJar website only reads what a logged-out visitor can already see, so on the site itself, private accounts, direct messages, Stories and anything behind a login cannot be fetched. The one exception is the optional KlipJar browser extension for Instagram and Facebook: because it runs inside your own signed-in browser, it can save login-only IG/FB content your own account already has access to, such as your own posts. It only lets your logged-in session do what it can already do, and you are responsible for saving only what you are entitled to.

YouTube isn't supported on KlipJar and won't be added. Paste a YouTube link and KlipJar says so right away rather than failing halfway through.