How to download images and videos from a Twitter/X account
Paste a username, an @handle, or a full profile URL such as
https://x.com/nasa into the box above and press Scan.
The scanner walks that account's media timeline and lists everything it
posted — every photo and every video — so you can look through it all on
one page instead of scrolling the timeline. Nothing is uploaded anywhere:
the files stream from X straight to your machine.
What you can do with the results
- Download the images
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Images land in their own tab as thumbnails with the date and the tweet
text. Each one has a download button that saves the full-size original,
not the compressed preview, and a link back to the tweet it came from.
- Download the videos
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Videos get a separate tab, each with the still frame X generated for it
and a duration badge. Click to play inline before you commit to
downloading, then grab the MP4 at the highest quality available.
- Select images and videos
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Tick the items you actually want. Selections work across both tabs at
once, so you can mix photos and clips in a single batch, and they
survive a page reload — leave and come back without picking again.
- Download everything as a ZIP file
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Download tab as ZIP bundles the whole tab into one archive so you
don't click through items one at a time. The ZIP streams as it builds,
which keeps large accounts from timing out.
- Download everything from an account
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Raise the scan limit to sweep up to 1000 media items in one pass, then
ZIP each tab to take the account's full media history in two downloads.
Turn what you downloaded into a character
Anything you select can go straight to a character in your
gallery instead of your downloads folder — its
images, its videos, and a profile you write yourself. From there a
character can be published to
MyAIModelManager,
where you can chat with it.
Why does it ask for login cookies?
X/Twitter stopped serving media timelines to logged-out visitors, so a
scan has to be made as a signed-in user. Paste the cookies from your own
x.com session into the Login cookies box. They stay in your
browser's local storage, are sent only to run your scan, and are never
shared with anyone else.