A free Twitter photo downloader that saves every photo from a public post on X at its original size, the biggest X keeps, on its own or all in 1 ZIP.
Paste the link to a public post on X with photos. Every photo downloads straight from X to your device, at its original size.
Paste the post's link
This free Twitter photo downloader saves the photos from any public post on X at their original size, the biggest X keeps.
Paste the post's link and you get every photo, each on its own or all in 1 ZIP, with its size shown, plus the post's text.
Every photo comes straight from X to your device, as X stores it.
Here's what a Twitter photo downloader is, the sizes X keeps, and how to use it.
What is a Twitter photo downloader?
A Twitter photo downloader is a tool that saves the photos from a post on X, formerly Twitter, as image files on your device.
X shows a smaller copy of each photo in its app. This one saves the original, as big as it was uploaded.
How to download photos from X
Links from x.com and twitter.com both work.
The original size
X keeps every photo in several sizes and shows a smaller one in its feed. The tool saves the original, the size it was uploaded at.
On a post with 4 photos I checked on September 26, 2026, each original was 5,568 × 3,712 pixels. The tool shows each photo's size before you save it.
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
 JPG or PNG | Each photo at its original size, as X stores it |
| ZIP | Every photo of the post, in its order, in 1 file |
Why some photos won't download
- The account is protected. Only its approved followers see its posts.
- The post was deleted, or it's limited in your country.
- X didn't answer. Try again in a minute.
Downloading on iPhone and Android
On a phone, press Download and the photo saves to your downloads: the Files app on an iPhone, the Downloads folder on Android.
Where your phone supports it, tap Share or save once to get the file, then again to open the share sheet. An iPhone offers Save Image there, which puts it in Photos.
Your own photos, and someone else's
A photo belongs to the person who took it. Save your own freely. Before you reuse someone else's, ask them, and credit them when you do.
Do more with it
Save videos with my Twitter video downloader, or GIFs with my Twitter GIF downloader.
Twitter Photo Downloader FAQs
Questions about saving photos from X? Here's what to know.
A Twitter photo downloader is a tool that saves the photos from a post on X, formerly Twitter, as image files on your device. This one saves every photo at its original size, the biggest X keeps.
To download photos from Twitter, tap Share on the post on X, then Copy link. Paste the link into the Twitter photo downloader, press Get photos, then press Download, or Download all for a ZIP.
Yes, the tool saves each photo at its original size, as it was uploaded: 5,568 × 3,712 pixels on a post I checked on September 26, 2026.
Yes, press Download all to save every photo of the post in 1 ZIP, in the post's order.
Yes, links from x.com and twitter.com both work.
No, a protected account's posts are seen only by its approved followers, so they can't be read here. This tool never signs in.
Yes, press Download and the photo saves to the Files app. Or tap Share or save twice to open the share sheet, and pick Save Image to put it in Photos.
No, you don't need an X account to download photos with this tool. It reads public posts through X's own embed feed, the way anyone can see them.
Yes, you can download many at once: press Paste many links at once, paste up to 10 links, 1 per line, and press Download all (ZIP). The best file of each link comes in 1 ZIP, made in your browser.
Yes, the Twitter photo downloader is free, with no sign-up, no ads and no watermark. To keep it free for everyone, each person can read 30 posts every 10 minutes.
The Twitter photo downloader is for creators who want the photos from their own posts back at full size, to post them on LinkedIn, Instagram or Threads.
For X, the Twitter video downloader saves videos, and the X character counter checks posts before you publish. See all my free tools.
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