About Downer

A simpler way tosave public video

What this service does, how it works, and the limits we hold ourselves to.

What Downer is

Downer is a free, browser-based video downloader. You paste a link to a public post and get the media file back, without installing software or creating an account. There is nothing to configure on your device and no subscription to manage.

Dedicated pages cover iFunny, Instagram, OnlyFans, TikTok, Tumblr, and Twitter. Each explains the platform-specific steps, the formats you can expect, and the cases where a link cannot be resolved.

How it works

The flow is deliberately short: copy the link to a public post, paste it into the downloader on the relevant platform page, and save the file the service resolves. When a post is private, behind a login, or no longer available, there is no media to resolve and the request will fail.

Where a platform exposes several versions of the same clip, our guides explain the practical difference between source files and re-encoded copies so you can pick the right output instead of just the first one offered.

Your data

We do not require an account, we do not ask for your name, and we do not store your cookies or your download history on our servers. URLs you submit are processed in memory to resolve the media. Analytics on this site measure aggregate usage, not the contents of individual links.

The full detail — including the third parties that load when you open a page — is in our Privacy Policy.

Limits we keep

Downer is built for content that is already publicly visible and that you have the right to save. We do not help bypass logins, paywalls, or access controls, and we do not support bulk scraping. Copyright stays with the original creator — saving a file does not transfer any rights to it.

If a tool asks for your password, a one-time code, or a session cookie to reach a private post, it is not doing what we describe here. Our Terms of Service set out the boundaries in full.

Getting help

The FAQ covers common failures and format questions, and the blog has step-by-step guides for individual platforms. If neither answers your question, our contact page explains how to reach us.