Three proven tips for you to save Twitter videos to your iPhone.
Twitter is a social network where users can share various content, including texts, links, photos, GIFs, and videos. To save this content, users often want to download photos, GIFs, and videos from Twitter to their device for personal use.
While saving photos from Twitter to your iPhone camera roll is easy, downloading GIFs and videos from the website is a different story. However, there are safe and reliable ways to save Twitter videos to your iPhone, which I will outline in this guide, following my previous instructions on saving GIFs from Twitter to a computer or mobile device.
Also applies to: Mac/PC/laptop
Qiling MobiMover is a versatile iOS content manager that not only helps transfer files to or from your iPhone/iPad/iPod but also doubles as a free video downloader for PC.
With Qiling MobiMover installed on your PC (also compatible with Mac), you can download videos from over 1000 websites, including YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, to your computer or iPhone/iPad using the video URL.
Many users want to save videos from Twitter to their camera roll, but this free video downloader stores the downloaded videos to the TV app (in iOS 13 and later) or the Videos app (in iOS 12 and earlier).
To save videos from Twitter to iPhone:
Step 1. Connect your iPhone to your computer, launch Qiling MobiMover, and click "Trust" on your iPhone when prompted. Then, go to the "Video Downloader" section and select your iPhone as the destination to save the video.
Step 2. To save a Twitter video to your iPhone, copy the URL of the video, paste it into the MobiMover app, and tap the "Download" button.
Step 3. After clicking the "Download" button, MobiMover quickly analyzes the URL and downloads the Twitter video to your iPhone, making it available for offline viewing in your iPhone's TV > Library > Movies section.
Qiling MobiMover is a reliable helper that serves as both an iOS content manager and video downloader, without bothering users with ads or plugins.
A video downloader extension, such as the "Twitter Video Downloader" provided by SaveTweetVid, allows you to download videos from websites like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter directly within your browser, e.g. Chrome. These extensions are available to search and download, and can be used to save videos from various social media platforms.
To save Twitter videos to your iPhone:
Step 1. To download Twitter videos, go to the Chrome web store, search for a "Twitter video downloader" extension, and then add it to your browser.
Step 2. Restart your browser.
Step 3. To download a video or GIF from Twitter, sign in to your account and navigate to the desired video or GIF. Below each video or GIF, you will see a "Download" button. Clicking this button will initiate the download process.
Step 4. To save a video, find the video you want to save and click "Download" underneath.
Step 5. On the new page, you'll see all the download options. Select the quality and format you prefer to download or convert the Twitter video to MP3.
Step 6. Transfer videos from computer to iPhone.
Using a browser extension to save Twitter videos is convenient, but it only works for one website, so you'll need to find another method if you want to download videos from a different platform like Dailymotion.
To save Twitter videos on an iPhone without a computer, you can use a mobile app. There are various Twitter video downloader apps available that allow you to download Twitter videos to either an iPhone or Android device.
To download Twitter videos to your iPhone, you typically need to share the tweet from the Twitter app, copy the link, and then use a downloader app to save the video to your iPhone. The steps may vary depending on the tool you choose, but you can find and install a Twitter video downloader app from the App Store, and then follow the guide shown in the app to save videos from Twitter to your iPhone.
Here are the three reliable methods to save videos from Twitter to your iPhone: you can use the built-in "Save Video" feature, download from Twitter's official app, or use a third-party app like InShot or VivaVideo, which offer more editing options. Additionally, online tools can be used, but be cautious of ads and potential issues.
To save Twitter videos to your iPhone, you can use the "Save Video" feature within the Twitter app. Here's how: Open the Twitter app, navigate to the tweet containing the video you want to save, tap the three dots on the top right corner of the tweet, and then tap "Share" and then "Save Video" from the menu.