Every slide listed
A post with ten slides shows ten cards, in the same order as on Instagram.
Paste a public Instagram post with several pictures or clips and save each one, or all of them at once. Photos come as full-size JPG, videos as MP4 with sound.
Public posts only. We never ask for your Instagram login.
Works on every device, no app required
Most tools save only the first picture of a carousel. This lists every slide in the post, photos and videos alike, each with its own button.
A post with ten slides shows ten cards, in the same order as on Instagram.
One button saves the whole post, one file after another, so nothing gets skipped.
Pictures come as full-size JPG and clips as MP4. Each video also has an MP3 button for its sound.
We never ask for your Instagram username, password or session cookie. There is no field on this site in which to type one.
Photos up to 1440 pixels wide and videos in the best rendition Instagram serves. Nothing is re-encoded.
No accounts, so no profile of you. Files pass straight through to your device and are never stored on our server.
Copy the link, paste it here, save the slides. The same three steps on a phone and on a laptop.
In the Instagram app, tap the share icon under the post and choose Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from the browser bar.
Come back here, paste the link and press Download. Every file in the post shows up with its own button.
Tap Download on a single slide, or Download all. If your browser asks to allow several downloads, say yes.
A few things that make multi-slide posts easier to save.
Chrome and Safari may ask once whether the site can save more than one file. Allow it and Download all runs through the whole post.
Every picture also has its own button, so you can skip the clips. The photo downloader works the same way.
Each video slide has an MP3 button. For Reels, the Reels to MP3 tool is quicker.
If you need to be logged in to see a post, we cannot reach it either. Only public posts work.
The things people email us about most. If yours is not here, send it over and a real person will answer it.
Yes. There is no paid plan, no trial and no download limit. You do not need an account or an app.
Yes. Every photo and video in the post is listed in order, each with its own Download button.
It saves each file one after another, about a second apart, so the browser does not block them. You may be asked once to allow several downloads.
Photos come at the largest size Instagram serves, usually 1080 or 1440 pixels wide. Videos come in the best rendition available for that post.
Yes. Every video slide has an MP3 button next to Download.
No. We only see what Instagram shows to someone who is not logged in, so posts from private accounts are out of reach, by design.
On Android, in the Downloads folder, and they show up in your Gallery shortly after. On iPhone and iPad, Safari saves them to the Files app under Downloads, where you can tap Share → Save Image or Save Video.
Save what you posted yourself, what you have permission to use, or a copy for personal viewing. Re-uploading someone else's photo or video, or using it commercially without permission, can break copyright law and Instagram's terms.