Full resolution
You get the largest version Instagram keeps, usually 1080 to 1440 pixels wide, as an ordinary JPG.
Paste a public Instagram post link and save the picture as a full-size JPG, up to 1440 pixels wide. Posts with several pictures give you every one of them.
Photos from public accounts only. You never need to sign in to Instagram here.
Save Instagram pictures from any phone or computer browser
Screenshots crop the edges and lose detail. This saves the original image Instagram stores, at the largest size it serves, with nothing added.
You get the largest version Instagram keeps, usually 1080 to 1440 pixels wide, as an ordinary JPG.
A post with ten pictures gives you ten download buttons, plus one Download all button for the lot.
If a post mixes photos and videos, each video is there as an MP4, and its sound as an MP3.
Pictures are fetched the way a logged-out visitor sees them. You never type a username or password on this site.
Nothing of ours is stamped onto the picture. It is the same file Instagram shows in the app.
No account means no history of what you saved. Each JPG streams straight to your device and is not kept on our server.
An Instagram picture download in HD comes down to a few details. Here is what this insta photo downloader gives you, and how to sort out the usual snags.
Instagram stores feed pictures as JPG, so every IG photo download here is a JPG too. Any phone, computer or photo editor opens it without a converter. The file is named after the account and the post code, with a number for each slide.
Most posts are stored 1080 pixels wide, newer ones up to 1440. The card shows the exact size, such as 1080 × 1350, before you tap Download. More in our guide to saving Instagram photos at full size.
A screenshot copies your screen, not the photo, so it picks up status bars and your phone's own resolution. The download is the image file itself, at its stored size, with the edges intact.
Safari puts the JPG in Files → Downloads. Open it, tap Share and pick Save Image to move it into the Photos app.
Chrome saves each JPG to Downloads, and Android's Gallery picks it up shortly after. On a computer, look in the Downloads folder or your browser's download list.
Download all saves the photos one by one, about a second apart. If only the first arrives, your browser is asking permission for multiple downloads. Allow it and press the button again.
Copy the post link, paste it here, save the picture. It takes a few seconds on a phone or a laptop.
Open the picture in the Instagram app, tap the share icon and pick Copy link. On a computer, the address bar holds the same link.
Put the link in the box at the top of this page. Each photo in the post appears as its own card, with its size in pixels.
Tap Download under the picture you want, or Download all. Android saves to Downloads; iPhone puts it in the Files app.
What to expect from each kind of post.
One picture, one full-size JPG. Paste the link and tap Download.
Every image in the post is listed. The carousel downloader explains Download all in more detail.
Instagram stores most photos at 1080 or 1440 pixels wide. That is the ceiling, and it is what you get.
Pictures that only followers can see will not load here either. Photos from public accounts are the ones you can save.
Answers about photo size, JPG files and carousels. If your question is not covered, get in touch.
No. Save one photo or a hundred, there is no paid plan and no sign-up. It runs in your browser, so there is no app to install either.
The largest size Instagram serves for that post, usually 1080 or 1440 pixels wide, saved as a JPG. Nothing is resized or compressed again.
Yes. Each picture gets its own Download button, and Download all saves them one after another.
The size depends on what was uploaded. If someone posted a small or tightly cropped image, Instagram keeps that smaller version, and it is the largest file anyone can get.
Instagram stores photos as JPG and we hand over that file as it is. Converting it to PNG would make it bigger without adding any detail.
No. Private photos are only shown to approved followers who are signed in. We never sign in, so they cannot be fetched, by design.
On Android, the JPG goes to Downloads and appears in Gallery soon after. On iPhone and iPad, Safari puts it in Files → Downloads; tap Share → Save Image to add it to Photos.
Only with the photographer's permission, or if the photo is yours. Keeping a picture for personal reference is one thing; posting it again or using it in marketing can break copyright law and Instagram's terms.
It means the file Instagram stores, not the resized copy the app draws on screen. Paste the post link and the download is the original JPG, usually 1080 or 1440 pixels wide.
No. An Instagram photo download link points at one post, while a username points at a whole profile. Open the post, tap Share, choose Copy link and paste that.