One Stop for Social Media Downloads

dOwner is a free web tool for saving photos and videos from Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter), and Pinterest. Social apps are built for scrolling, not for keeping — there is rarely a real save button, and the closest thing, a screenshot, gives you a cropped, re-compressed copy with the interface baked in. dOwner exists to give you the actual file instead: the same JPG or MP4 the creator uploaded, at the quality the platform stored it.

There is nothing to install and no account to create. You paste a link, dOwner reads the post, and you download the media straight to your phone or computer. It works the same in any modern browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac.

Every download follows the same four steps. First, copy the link to a public post — on most apps that is the "Copy Link" option in the share menu. Second, paste it into the box at the top of this page; dOwner automatically detects which platform it came from. Third, it analyzes the post and shows every available option — for a photo carousel that means each image in a grid, and for a video it means each quality, with the highest one marked BEST. Fourth, you pick what you want and save it.

The whole thing takes a few seconds. Nothing is uploaded, converted in a queue, or emailed to you — the media goes from the source to your device.

Coverage spans the four platforms and their main formats:

• Instagram — photos, multi-photo carousels, Reels, video posts, and public Stories
• TikTok — videos without the watermark, plus photo-slideshow posts
• X (Twitter) — videos, GIFs, and full-resolution photos, including multi-photo tweets
• Pinterest — image pins, video pins, and Idea Pins, at original resolution

The one hard limit is privacy: dOwner can only reach content that is already public. Anything behind a private account, a protected profile, or a secret board requires a login or follow approval, and no tool can bypass that.

dOwner never asks for your Instagram, TikTok, or X password — a web tool does not need your credentials to open a public link, and any site that asks for them should be treated with suspicion. There is no dOwner account either, so there is no profile of you and no password to leak. Files are not stored on our servers; they pass through to your device and are gone.

Please use what you download responsibly. The copyright of every photo and video belongs to the person who made it. Saving public content for personal viewing is normal, but re-uploading, reselling, or commercially using someone else's work without permission can infringe their rights. When in doubt, credit the creator or ask first.