X (Twitter) Video Downloader & Tweet Scraper
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from $0.0025 / tweet extracted
X (Twitter) Video Downloader & Tweet Scraper
Paste X / Twitter post URLs and get each tweet's full data plus downloadable video (MP4) and image URLs. Text, photos, videos and GIFs supported — author, caption, likes, retweets, replies, views, hashtags and media links, one row per URL as JSON, CSV or Excel. For creators, research and n8n.
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X (Twitter) Video Downloader & Tweet Scraper — MP4, Images + Full Tweet Data
Paste one or more X (formerly Twitter) post links and get the tweet's full data back plus direct, downloadable video (MP4) and image URLs — one clean row per URL. Grab the caption, author, upload date, language, hashtags and every engagement number (likes, retweets, replies, quotes, bookmarks, views), together with ready-to-save media links for videos, GIFs and photos. Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull straight into Make, n8n or your own pipeline.
This is the cheap, no-nonsense way to download X / Twitter videos and images at scale and extract tweet data in bulk — for content creators, marketers, journalists, researchers and anyone building an automated media workflow.
Why use this X (Twitter) downloader
- 🎬 Download tweet videos — every video and GIF post returns a direct MP4 link you can save, with no login.
- 🖼️ Save tweet images — photo posts return every full-resolution image URL in the tweet.
- 📊 Full tweet data — caption, author handle and name, follower count, upload date, language, hashtags and the complete engagement set: likes, retweets, replies, quotes, bookmarks and views.
- 🔗 Any tweet link works —
x.com/user/status/123…,twitter.com/user/status/123…,/i/status/123…, links with query strings, or a bare tweet ID. - 📦 Bulk in one run — drop in a whole list of URLs and get one tidy record per post.
- 💸 Cheapest per-tweet pricing — pay only for the posts you actually extract, with volume discounts as you scale.
- 📤 Export anywhere — JSON, CSV or Excel, or feed the dataset straight into Make, n8n or your own tools.
What you get
Each tweet is one dataset record like this:
{"source": "twitter","inputUrl": "https://x.com/NASA/status/1491475671058681863","id": "1491475671058681863","url": "https://x.com/NASA/status/1491475671058681863","text": "A closer look at Venus… #VisionsOfVenus","authorName": "NASA","authorScreenName": "NASA","authorFollowers": 92388789,"authorAvatar": "https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/.../avatar.jpg","createdAt": "2022-02-09T18:14:44.000Z","lang": "en","replyCount": 213,"retweetCount": 640,"likeCount": 3358,"quoteCount": 44,"bookmarkCount": 129,"viewCount": 0,"hashtags": ["VisionsOfVenus"],"mediaType": "video","videoUrls": ["https://video.twimg.com/.../1280x720/video.mp4"],"imageUrls": [],"thumbnailUrl": "https://pbs.twimg.com/.../thumb.jpg","mediaCount": 1}
Input
Give the downloader a list of X / Twitter post URLs. That's it.
{"postUrls": ["https://x.com/NASA/status/1491475671058681863","https://x.com/jack/status/20"],"maxItems": 0}
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
postUrls | One or more X / Twitter post (status) URLs (required). x.com and twitter.com links, /i/status/… links, URLs with query strings and bare numeric tweet IDs all work. Plain strings or { "url": "..." } objects. |
maxItems | Maximum number of tweets to extract (0 = no limit; process every URL). |
proxyConfiguration | Optional. Not needed for normal use — leave it off. |
Output fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | Tweet ID. |
url | Canonical tweet URL. |
text | Tweet text / caption. |
authorName / authorScreenName | Author display name and @handle. |
authorFollowers | Author follower count. |
authorAvatar | Author avatar image URL. |
createdAt | Post time (ISO 8601). |
lang | Detected tweet language. |
replyCount / retweetCount / likeCount / quoteCount / bookmarkCount / viewCount | Engagement stats. |
hashtags | Array of hashtags used in the tweet. |
mediaType | video, photo, gif or text. |
videoUrls | Array of direct MP4 download links (video and GIF posts). |
imageUrls | Array of full-resolution image URLs (photo posts). |
thumbnailUrl | Preview / cover image for the post's media. |
mediaCount | Number of media items attached to the tweet. |
Use cases
- Save tweet videos — grab MP4 links from X / Twitter video and GIF posts for reposting, editing or archiving.
- Download tweet images — pull every image from photo posts in one run.
- Content research — collect captions, hashtags and engagement stats across a batch of tweets to study what performs.
- Media monitoring & journalism — archive the media and public data behind posts you're tracking, one row per URL.
- Automation — feed a list of URLs from a spreadsheet, Make or n8n and get structured records back with direct download links.
FAQ
Can I download the video from a tweet? Yes — for video and GIF posts, videoUrls contains a direct MP4 link you can save.
Does it get the images too? Yes. Photo posts return every full-resolution image URL in imageUrls.
Can I extract many tweets at once? Yes. Put as many URLs as you like in postUrls and you get one record per post.
What link formats are accepted? x.com and twitter.com status links, /i/status/… links, URLs with query strings and bare numeric tweet IDs all work.
Do I get the tweet's stats and text, not just media? Yes — every record includes the text, author, hashtags and the full engagement set (likes, retweets, replies, quotes, bookmarks, views).
Do I need a proxy? No. Proxy is optional and off by default.
How much does it cost? Pay-per-event: a tiny charge per run plus a small charge per tweet extracted, with tier discounts as your volume grows. See the Pricing tab for current rates.
Notes
This tool retrieves media and public data for X / Twitter posts whose URLs you provide. It is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to X Corp. or Twitter; all names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Only download content you own or have the right to use, and respect X's terms and applicable copyright law. Public content only.