Review a posted statement
Replay the full clip before selecting a short excerpt.
Download a video attached to a public X post you have permission to save. Links on both x.com and twitter.com are supported.
These figures describe the file saved from the linked post. The resolution and soundtrack of your own download depend on the source.
Open the individual video on X (Twitter) and copy its share link.
Confirm you own the video or have permission to save it, then choose Get my video.
Choose Save video when the file is ready. Play it through to check framing, audio and any text in the picture.
Save the post URL with the video so a reviewer can look up its original context.
Replay the full clip before selecting a short excerpt.
Choose a frame that identifies the subject even when the post text is absent.
Keep the downloaded source and compress a separate file for review.
Yes. Paste the individual status link from twitter.com or x.com, including its post ID.
No. Open the individual post containing the video and copy its URL.
No. The video must be accessible without signing in to X.
The file contains the available video and audio tracks. Keep the original post URL separately if you need the author or surrounding text.
Yes. Paste the link, confirm permission and save the available file at no charge.
Use one public video up to five minutes and 40 MB. Long or oversized posts may be rejected before a file is available.
Open the individual video in a signed-out browser. A removed, restricted or live post may be unavailable, and the platform can refuse a request even for a public post.


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Watch how the process leads to the finished print beside the instant camera. Use the final reveal to time a sound cue.