Instagram Video Downloader

No, and this is deliberate rather than a limitation we intend to remove. A private account is private: its posts are only visible to approved followers, and no logged-out request can see them. This tool never signs in to Instagram, so it can only ever reach what is already public to everyone.

Yes. Instagram does not permit a web page to read its media directly, so the link you paste is sent to our server, which resolves the media address and streams the file back to you. We do not keep the link, the video, or any record of what you fetched. Most tools on this site still run entirely on your own device — only the downloaders do not.

Instagram actively discourages automated access and will sometimes serve a login wall instead of the post, particularly to requests coming from data centres. When that happens the lookup fails and you will see an error rather than a download. Waiting a little and retrying often works; there is no way for a tool like this to guarantee otherwise.

Yes. The file is streamed through untouched, so what you save is the same rendition Instagram delivers to its own app. Nothing is re-encoded, resized or compressed on the way through.

Not with this tool — it looks for a video track and reports an error on a photo-only post. If you need to convert or resize images you already have, our image converter runs entirely in your browser with no upload at all.

It is free with no account and no daily cap. A modest per-visitor rate limit stops automated scripts using the service as free bandwidth, but ordinary use will never reach it.

Saving a video for your own offline viewing is generally accepted. Reposting someone else's video as your own is not: the person who made it holds the copyright, and downloading it does not transfer any rights to you. If you intend to publish a clip anywhere, ask the creator first and credit them.