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AIO Downloader

About AIO Downloader

A small, deliberately plain set of tools for saving social media content you have the right to save.

What this site does

You paste a link to a public post. The site works out which platform it belongs to, checks that the link is well formed and points somewhere it is allowed to look, and asks an authorized provider what versions of that post are available. You pick one and your browser downloads it. That is the whole of it.

What it does not do

  • It does not ask you to sign in, to any platform or to this site. There are no accounts.
  • It does not keep a history. Your link is used to answer your request and is then gone.
  • It does not store the files. Downloads go from the provider to your browser, not through a library on our side.
  • It does not attempt to reach private posts, and it does not remove watermarks from anyone else's work.

How it is built

The site is a single Next.js application. Pages are rendered on the server so they load quickly and can be read by search engines without running JavaScript, and only the parts that genuinely need to be interactive, the downloader itself and the navigation, run in your browser.

Each platform sits behind its own adapter: a small piece of code that knows what that platform's links look like and how to ask for its formats. Adding a platform means writing one adapter and one configuration entry, which is why new ones can arrive without anything you already use changing shape.

On being responsible about this

Downloading tools sit in an awkward place. The same action is entirely reasonable when you are keeping a copy of something you made, and entirely unreasonable when you are taking someone else's work to repost as your own. We have made the choices we can on the side of the first: no watermark stripping, no reaching into private accounts, and a plain statement on every page that the responsibility for having permission is yours.

If you are a rights holder with a concern, the DMCA page explains how to reach us. The terms set out the rules for using the site, and the privacy policy covers what little data is involved.

Getting in touch

Questions, bug reports and requests for new platforms are all welcome through the contact page.