About InstaxVideo
A straightforward way to keep the media you’re allowed to save.
One product, two ways to download
InstaxVideo brings a permitted-media download flow to the web and Android. On the website, you paste an approved direct link, confirm that you own the media or have permission, and inspect the file before downloading it. The browser receives the completed file and saves it using your download settings.
The Android APK is a separate app for your phone. It offers the same source checks with download progress, a local history, and controls to open or share completed files. The website and app do not create a shared cloud collection or require an InstaxVideo account.
Need help choosing a link or finding a saved file? Our video download guide explains direct sources, original formats, browser downloads and Android storage.
Clear limits are part of the product
Our current downloader accepts original video and audio files from approved direct HTTPS sources. A link to a social post is a page, not necessarily a downloadable media file. YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X and Pinterest downloads are currently unavailable on InstaxVideo. We display that limit instead of suggesting that every public link will work.
Public visibility is only one part of the picture. You still need permission to save the work, and the source must permit access. The service does not use your platform passwords, session cookies or private account access. Private, login-only, paywalled and DRM-protected content is unsupported.
The file you see is the file you get
Quality and file-size options come from the source. A direct MP4 stays its original MP4; InstaxVideo does not create HD detail from a smaller file or extract MP3 audio from a video. Download previews identify example media clearly. Actual transfer progress appears when a supported file is downloading, so the interface never presents a demonstration as a completed personal download.
Built with CodexKR
InstaxVideo is powered by CodexKR. The focus is a clear interface, understandable errors and files that remain under your control. If you encounter a problem or want to ask about source availability, our contact page explains what to include.