As people continue to flock to Twitter, there is more and more video worth keeping. Twitter itself gives you no download button, so people go looking for a way to download Twitter videos for free. Here are the two ways to do it with SnapAny, and what each one is good for.
The quickest route is the SnapAny web downloader. Copy the link to the tweet, paste it into the input box, and a few seconds later the video is on your drive. Downloading Twitter videos on the web is free, unlimited, and needs no account — you don't sign in to SnapAny, and you don't sign in to Twitter either. If you only save a clip now and then, that is all you need.
If you collect footage in bulk, use the SnapAny desktop app instead. It turns downloading into something you can manage: queue up several links at once, download faster, and have files land straight in the folder you picked instead of your browser's download history. The desktop app comes with a free allowance so you can try it out, and its advanced features — batch downloads, format conversion, audio and video merging, transcription, and an ad-free experience — are part of the membership.
Quality is not a problem either. SnapAny offers whatever the source actually provides, up to 8K, with 4K, 2K, 1080p, and 720p in between. What you get is the original file; if you later need it as MP4, MKV, MOV, or WebM, the membership's media converter handles that, so there is no separate transcoding tool to install.
As for devices, the desktop app runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, while phones (iOS and Android) and tablets can simply open the web version with nothing to install.
If you want a dependable way to keep Twitter videos, SnapAny is worth a try: the web downloader stays free and unlimited for the occasional clip, and the desktop app and membership are there when you need batches, more speed, and files organized on your own machine.