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All SaveMingo tools

Free media tools

Everything SaveMingo offers, on one page. Save public videos and photos from social platforms, download video thumbnails and album artwork, and check or clean your own images before you post them. Every tool is free and none of them needs an account.

How to pick the right tool

If you have a link to a post on Instagram, X, Pinterest, Reddit, TikTok, Facebook, Threads or Bluesky, use a downloader. The homepage box detects the platform for you, and each platform also has its own page that explains which links work and what you get back. If you only want the still image that represents a video or an album, use a thumbnail or cover art tool instead: they return the picture itself at its real size, not a screenshot. If you are preparing your own images for upload, the creator tools check sizes and hidden data without sending the file anywhere.

All of these tools work with public content only. SaveMingo does not log in to any platform for you, cannot open private or followers-only posts, and does not keep permanent copies of what you download. When a platform refuses a request or a size is not available, the tool says so instead of handing you a broken or mislabelled file.

Downloaders by platform

Paste a link to a public post and save the media it contains. Each platform has a main downloader that detects the post type for you, plus focused pages for videos, photos, GIFs and slideshows.

See all downloaders

Thumbnails

Save the cover image of a public video. Each tool checks the real pixel size of the image before it offers it, so a small placeholder is never labelled as HD.

Cover art

Download album and song artwork from official music catalogues at the largest size the service publishes. Images are never upscaled.

Creator tools

Check and clean your own images before you upload them. These tools run in your browser, so your files are not sent to SaveMingo.

How these tools handle your files

The downloaders, thumbnail tools and cover art tools look up the public link you paste, check that the media is really there and is the type and size it claims to be, and then deliver it to your browser. SaveMingo does not keep a permanent copy of the files you save.

The creator tools are different. Your files stay on your device: the banner checker and the metadata removers read the image inside your browser and build any clean copy there, so the file is never uploaded. Removing metadata changes only the hidden data, not the pixels, and it does not change who owns an image or whether a platform asks you to disclose AI use.

Whatever you save, it still belongs to the person who made it. Use downloads for personal reference or with permission, and read the copyright page before you reuse anything. Current platform limits are listed on the status page.