Copy the address
Open the post, reel or story in Instagram, tap the three-dot menu and pick “Copy link”.
Copy the address of a public post and ReelVault hands back the original file: video as MP4, picture as JPG or sound as M4A. No apps, no logos stamped on top, no waiting queues.
Works with posts, reels, stories, IGTV and highlights.
We don't keep your links and we don't retain what you download.
No accounts, no plug-ins, no odd software. Just a web address.
Open the post, reel or story in Instagram, tap the three-dot menu and pick “Copy link”.
Choose the content type, paste the address in the box and press Fetch. We read the original file.
If there's more than one quality, pick your favourite. The file travels straight to your device.
We do one single thing carefully: give you back the version its author uploaded.
We fetch the piece exactly as it was published, up to 4K. No re-encoding, no cropping, no logos stamped on.
Nearly every link is ready in under five seconds, and the transfer starts without a queue.
If a post carries ten photos and two videos, you get them all: one file each, in order, with readable names.
No accounts, no server-side history and no data resale. Your link is processed and then forgotten.
Android phone, iPhone, iPad, Windows laptop or Mac: it runs in the browser with nothing to install.
Save ten files or two hundred. No counters, no ads interrupting you, no forced waits.
If it's posted on an open account, it can be saved.
The usual doubts, settled before your first download.
Nothing. There's no paid tier, no trial downloads, no cap that opens once you pay. ReelVault runs without asking you for anything in return.
Neither. The public address of the content is enough: we never ask for an email, a password or access to your profile.
Not possible. We only work with open posts; if the account is private, Instagram won't hand over the file and we won't insist.
Instagram distrusts anonymous requests coming from servers. Once the server has session cookies configured, those requests go through. It's a one-time setting, documented in the README.
No. The link is used to locate the file, a signed URL is returned, and the link is discarded. There's no user database and no content database.
Yes, while they're still live and the account is public. Once the 24 hours pass, they stop existing for everyone.
Yes. Safari drops the file into the Files app, under Downloads. On older iOS, a browser with a download manager works better.
Saving your own material, or someone else's with their permission, is perfectly fine. Reusing other people's content without authorisation can clash with copyright and Instagram's terms: whoever downloads is responsible.
Paste it and in a couple of seconds it's in your camera roll.
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