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X Video Downloader
Download, edit & organize X videos, with API and MCP
Turn public X / Twitter posts into MP4 downloads without an account or extension. Preview available source qualities, trim and crop clips, compress MP4s, extract MP3s, and save frames in your browser. Keep sources organized with local tags, notes and JSON backups. Developers and compatible AI agents can resolve videos through the HTTP API and remote MCP endpoint. Free to use, with usage limits.
X Video Downloader brings saving and preparing public X / Twitter videos into one workflow. Paste a post link, preview the available source qualities, and download MP4 without an account or browser extension.
After resolving a video, you can trim a clip, crop its aspect ratio, compress it, extract MP3 audio, or save a frame directly in your browser. A local library keeps source links, tags and notes together, with JSON backup and import.
For developers and agent workflows, there is also an HTTP resolve API and a remote MCP endpoint. Downloads and integrations share usage limits; available quality depends on the source post.
Please use it for your own content or content you have permission to save and reuse. This is an independent tool, unaffiliated with X.
I would love feedback on the download-to-edit workflow, browser compatibility, and API/MCP setup. Which step would you most like to simplify?
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About X Video Downloader on Product Hunt
“Download, edit & organize X videos, with API and MCP”
X Video Downloader was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #392 on the daily leaderboard. Turn public X / Twitter posts into MP4 downloads without an account or extension. Preview available source qualities, trim and crop clips, compress MP4s, extract MP3s, and save frames in your browser. Keep sources organized with local tags, notes and JSON backups. Developers and compatible AI agents can resolve videos through the HTTP API and remote MCP endpoint. Free to use, with usage limits.
X Video Downloader was featured in Productivity (664.9k followers), Developer Tools (522.6k followers) and Video (2.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 275.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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X Video Downloader brings saving and preparing public X / Twitter videos into one workflow. Paste a post link, preview the available source qualities, and download MP4 without an account or browser extension.
After resolving a video, you can trim a clip, crop its aspect ratio, compress it, extract MP3 audio, or save a frame directly in your browser. A local library keeps source links, tags and notes together, with JSON backup and import.
For developers and agent workflows, there is also an HTTP resolve API and a remote MCP endpoint. Downloads and integrations share usage limits; available quality depends on the source post.
Please use it for your own content or content you have permission to save and reuse. This is an independent tool, unaffiliated with X.
I would love feedback on the download-to-edit workflow, browser compatibility, and API/MCP setup. Which step would you most like to simplify?