
Copy the link
Open the post in Instagram, tap the paper-plane icon under it and choose Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from the top of your browser.
Save Reels, videos and photos from any public post. No app, no login.
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This Instagram video downloader needs no app and no account. If you can copy a link, you can use it.

Open the post in Instagram, tap the paper-plane icon under it and choose Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from the top of your browser.

Come back to this page and paste the link into the box at the top. On a phone, the Paste button saves you a long press.

A few seconds later you’ll see the video or photo with a button for each quality. Tap one and it lands on your device like any other download.

Instagram is good at showing you things and not very good at letting you keep them. The Save button only bookmarks a post inside the app. If the person deletes it, or you’re on a flight with no signal, that bookmark is no help.
SaveInstant fills that one gap. You paste the link of a public post and get the actual file: an MP4 for videos and Reels, a JPG for photos. It runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install, and we never ask for your Instagram password.
We also try to be straight about the limits. You get the quality Instagram stores, usually up to 1080 pixels wide, not something stretched to look bigger. Private accounts stay private. And because every new link costs us money to fetch, each visitor gets a fair number of them per day.
Each kind of public post has its own page, with tips for that format. They all work the same way: paste the link and press Download.

For ordinary video posts in the feed: a clip from a trip, a recipe, a short talk. You get an MP4 with its sound, and when Instagram keeps more than one size we list them all, sharpest first.

Reels are the posts people most want to keep, and the ones Instagram makes hardest to save. Paste a Reel link and you get the whole clip in the tall shape it was made in, with the audio Instagram holds for it.

A screenshot throws away detail and drags the buttons and the status bar along with it. Downloading gives you the picture file itself, at the largest size Instagram stores.

A carousel is a post you swipe through, up to 20 photos and videos under one link. Paste that link and every slide shows up with its own button, in the same order as in the post.

Lectures, interviews and full tutorials are the videos most worth having offline. Old IGTV links with /tv/ in them still work here, and so do today’s long video posts.
Public posts only. If you have to log in and be approved to see a post, we can’t see it either. That is on purpose.
The steps are almost the same everywhere. What changes is where the file ends up.

A copy is for your own use. The video belongs to whoever made it, so ask before you repost it. Our plain guide to the rules explains why, and the Instagram Help Center is the place for questions about your own account.
We would rather tell you how this Instagram video downloader really works than sound impressive.
Most posts come back in a few seconds. A long video can take a little longer to start.
There is no sign-up and no Instagram login. If a downloader asks for either, close it.
You get the best file Instagram stores for that post. We never inflate it, and we can’t sharpen a blurry upload.
Downloads go straight to your device. A link’s result is held for about half an hour so repeats are quick, then removed.
The service costs money to run, so each visitor gets a number of new links per day. If you reach it, the site tells you.
It runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux. Add it to your home screen if you use it often.

Short guides for the questions we hear most.
Save a Reel in Safari and move it to Photos, with no app.
Use Chrome, then find the MP4 in Downloads and your gallery.
Get the sharpest copy Instagram stores, up to 1080p.
Turn a public Instagram link into an MP4 file.
Find saved videos on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac.
The nine usual causes, and the fix for each one.
Tell us what went wrong and we’ll reply by email. Include the link you tried.
Contact usNo. The site is paid for by ads, and each visitor gets a daily allowance of new links. The full explanation is on the FAQ page.
There is no sign-in and no Instagram password box, and a site that asks for your password is one to avoid.
Only posts anyone can open without an account can be fetched. A deleted post or a profile link will fail too. The how-to page shows which link to copy.
An MP4 for videos and Reels, or a JPG for photos, in the best size Instagram stores for that post.
No. We never sign in to Instagram, so nothing is sent to anyone.
In your Downloads folder, or in Safari’s Downloads list on iPhone, where Share then Save Video moves it to Photos.