Instagram reels downloader: MP4 links of a creator's reels
Get direct MP4 video links and cover images of a creator's latest reels, together with views, saves and shares. Paste the links into any downloader or script to save the files. Links expire after a few days, so download soon after the run. No login or app needed.
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$0.28 per 1,000 reels on the Starter plan and from $0.196 on Business, plus $0.0005 per run. This example costs about $0.0033.
Instagram's media links expire after a few days. Download the files soon after the run; run the task again for fresh links.
No. The task reads public profiles: no login, no cookies, nothing to set up.