A simpler way to save public media

Save what you love.

Paste a public media link or a direct file URL. SaveUp checks the link and shows the available, permitted options.

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No account required. Only use content you own or have permission to save.

How it works

Three simple steps

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Copy a link

Copy a public post link or the URL of a media file you are allowed to download.

02

Check the link

SaveUp checks the URL format and identifies supported direct media files.

03

Save your file

Download direct files, or open the original platform when it does not permit third-party downloads.

Supported link types

One clean place for media links

Platform features depend on each service’s public access rules and terms.

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Facebook

Recognizes public post links. Download availability depends on the content and platform permissions.

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Instagram

Recognizes public post and reel links; private or restricted content is not accessed.

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TikTok

Recognizes public video links and directs users to official access when needed.

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Pinterest

Recognizes public pin links and supports direct image file URLs.

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Direct media

Downloads direct image, audio and video file URLs from permitted sources.

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Public text

Use the original platform to view captions and text when automated access is restricted.

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Respect creators and platform rules

SaveUp does not bypass logins, private accounts, DRM, paywalls or technical restrictions. Do not download or redistribute copyrighted material without permission. Some platforms block third-party downloading, so SaveUp may only identify the link and open its original page.

FAQ

Good to know

Is SaveUp free?

The starter version is designed to run on ordinary PHP hosting without a paid API. Your hosting provider may still charge for hosting and bandwidth.

Why doesn't every social link download?

Social platforms control access to their content and may prohibit third-party downloads. SaveUp never bypasses those controls.

Can I download a direct MP4 or image URL?

Yes, when the URL points directly to a supported media file and the source allows access. The server checks the URL before returning a download link.