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Download videos with quality options and original-size images from X (Twitter), with clear download status and a clean interface. Download videos and images from X (formerly Twitter) with XPlay ⚡. Save videos with available quality options and original-size photos when available—without copying links or visiting external download sites. XPlay adds a download button to the post’s action bar 🎬. Open a post, click Download, and choose a video quality—or save all photos from an image-only post with one click ⬇️. 🚀 With XPlay, you can: - ✔️ Download directly from X/Twitter posts. - 🎥 Choose available video variants with HD, Standard, and Fast bitrate labels. - 🖼️ Save all attached photos from image-only posts as separate files. - 🎞️ Save native animated GIF posts as MP4 videos. - ⏳ See preparation feedback and a spinner while video downloads start. - 🔒 Keep media processing local, with no analytics or advertisements. - 🧩 Get started without a separate XPlay account or extra tools. 📌 Getting started is simple: 1. Install XPlay. 2. Refresh your open X/Twitter tabs. 3. Open a native video or image-only post. 4. Click the download button in the post’s action bar. 5. Choose a video quality, or save the attached photos. 6. Check Chrome’s download manager for progress. Video downloads may take a few seconds to start. XPlay displays preparation feedback and prevents duplicate requests while your video is preparing. Quality options depend on what X provides; bitrate labels do not guarantee a particular resolution. Mixed-media and multiple-video selection are currently limited. External video embeds are unsupported. X may require sign-in to view posts. Chrome retrieves selected files directly from X’s media servers. XPlay does not send media metadata to a developer-operated server or query your download history. ⚠️ XPlay is independent and is not affiliated with X Corp. Download responsibly, respect copyright, and save only content you are permitted to download.
Oct 28, 2026
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