Convert and save animated GIFs from Twitter / X as an MP4 video file — for free.
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★★★★☆ 3.8/5 · 34 ratingsSave animated GIFs from Twitter (X) — they’re automatically converted to an MP4 file you can save and share.
Three simple steps
Copy the link of the tweet that contains the GIF.
Drop it into the download box above.
Tap “Download” to save it as a video file.
Before you start
Twitter converts uploaded GIFs into a silent, looping MP4 clip, which is why they’re saved as MP4 video.
The short MP4 file can be sent on WhatsApp and Telegram and plays as an animated GIF.
Animated clips are small and download within seconds.
You don’t need to log in to X.
Quick fixes
Most apps accept a short MP4 as an animated GIF; if you need a .gif, you can convert it with any GIF converter.
After downloading a Twitter / X video
In Safari, a downloads arrow (⬇) appears next to the address bar when the download finishes. Tap it, tap the file name, then choose “Save Video” (or “Save Image”) from the Share button to move it to the Photos app. To save straight to your camera roll without this step, use the QuickSave iPhone Shortcut.
The file is saved to the Downloads folder and appears in your Gallery within seconds. If it doesn't, open the Files app → Downloads. The QuickSave Android app saves to your gallery in one tap.
The file is saved to your Downloads folder on Windows and Mac. Videos are MP4 and images are JPG, so they work with any player or video editor.
No need to open the site first
While viewing the tweet in your browser, type quicksave.my/ before the link in the address bar and press Enter — QuickSave opens with the link ready to download:
quicksave.my/https://x.com/user/status/1812345678901234567This works on desktop and mobile with Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter / X, Facebook, Snapchat and Pinterest links.
Downloading GIFs from Twitter (X)
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