Video
Save the progressive video file that the public post actually makes available, including its existing audio track when present.
PUBLIC POSTS · VIDEO · PHOTOS
Paste one public post link. PostTote finds the video or photos that belong to that post and keeps carousel items in order.
Video, photo, or an ordered carousel
Ready for a public threads.com or threads.net post link.
MEDIA FOUND
In Threads, open the public post, choose Share, then copy its link.
Return here, paste the complete link, and choose Find media. PostTote never asks for your account.
Review the ordered cards and use the save control for the video or photo you need.
Save the progressive video file that the public post actually makes available, including its existing audio track when present.
Download each available image separately. PostTote does not enlarge, recompress, or claim a quality that was not supplied.
Mixed video and image items stay in source order, with their original position shown on every card.
Only download media you own, have permission to save, or may otherwise use lawfully. A public post can still be protected by copyright, privacy, publicity, and platform terms.
No. It does not sign in, use account cookies, or bypass privacy and access controls. Only anonymously accessible public posts are supported.
No. Text-only posts have no media, and deleted, restricted, expiring, or temporarily unavailable media may not be returned.
No quality label is invented. PostTote shows the progressive file actually available for that post and reports known dimensions when the source provides them.
Each available video or photo gets its own numbered card in source order. PostTote does not create a ZIP or trigger many downloads at once.
Your browser decides. Android browsers commonly use Downloads. Safari on iPhone or iPad may place the file in Files, where you can use Share to save supported media to Photos.
Media and signed save links expire. Rechecking the original public post creates current links without storing your account credentials.
No. PostTote is an independent tool. Threads and Meta names are used only to identify the supported service, and their trademarks belong to their owners.