X Downloader
Free X/Twitter video downloader: MP4, MP3, bulk links
What is X Downloader?
X Downloader is a free online tool for saving videos, GIFs and images from public X (Twitter) posts. Paste a post link, pick a quality, and download the file straight to your device. No signup, no app install and no watermark are required, and it works in any modern browser on desktop and mobile.
Key features: download public X/Twitter videos as MP4 in every available quality, from small mobile-friendly sizes up to the highest resolution the post offers. Convert a video's audio to MP3 for podcasts, music clips and interviews. Bulk-resolve up to 10 post links at once, which saves time when collecting several clips for research, reporting or archiving. Render clean screenshots of posts so you can keep a visual record of a tweet, including its text and media. Save GIFs and images from posts in their original quality.
Who it is for: journalists and researchers who need to archive public posts, social media managers who repurpose content they own or have permission to reuse, educators who collect examples for lessons, and everyday users who want to watch a clip offline. The tool only works with publicly available posts. Visit https://xdownloader.site/ to try it for free.
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Exclude users under 25 by default — cheap CPMs mask terrible trial-to-paid conversion
Meta's algorithm gravitates toward under-25s because they are cheap to reach, which looks great on cost-per-trial but collapses on the metrics that matter: trial-to-paid conversion and renewal rates. Burke's default is to exclude under-25s (sometimes under-30s) until enough data exists to model their actual LTV. The auction premium for older audiences pays for itself.
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Give reporters local data, not category stats
Instead of pitching 'robocalls are bad' (a story already written thousands of times), Aaron sent reporters city-specific data: the exact scams hitting their city right now, with audio recordings attached. The story wrote itself because the reporter just had to listen and localize. This approach generated 2–3 press mentions per week for 10 years with zero PR budget or media spend.
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