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Open this page in Safari, paste the video link, and pick a quality. The MP4 goes to the Files app, and you can move it to Photos in a few taps.
Quick trick: swap xnxx.com for xnxxdownloader.cc in the video's address.
You don't need an app. Safari can do it on iOS 13 or later, and the same steps work on an iPad.
Even quicker: in Safari's address bar, change xnxx.com to xnxxdownloader.cc and tap Go. The video opens here, ready to download. The link formats guide shows a full example.
Safari saves the MP4 to the Files app, in the Downloads folder. To find it:
The file is a normal MP4 with sound, so it plays right there in Files.
That's normal. Safari checks with you before it saves a file from a website. Tap Download, and the video goes to Downloads in the Files app.
If you tap Cancel by mistake, nothing is saved. Just tap the quality button again. The download starts over from the beginning.
Files keeps the video separate from your photo library. If you'd rather see it in Photos, it only takes a few taps:
The video now shows up in Photos. Once it's there, you can delete the copy in Files to free up space.
On phones, the whole file is held in memory until the download finishes. A very long video in 1080p can fail if your iPhone has little free memory. The fix is simple: pick 720p or 480p instead. The SD quick file is smaller still, and it saves as one file with no joining step.
The HD quality guide has a size table, and the troubleshooting guide covers other problems.
Yes. Any current browser works. Other browsers show the same progress bar, and when it reaches 100% they save the MP4 to their own Downloads. We describe Safari here because it sends the file to the Files app, where it's easy to find.
Yes. On an iPad, use Safari and follow the same steps. The file goes to the Files app, in Downloads, and Share, then Save Video, puts it in Photos. On the bigger screen, 1080p is worth picking when the video has it.
Safari on iOS 13 or later works. The same goes for iPadOS on an iPad.
No. It goes to the Files app first. Open it there, tap Share, then Save Video to add it to Photos.
No. Everything runs in Safari. There is no app or extension to install.
Yes. The MP4 has AAC sound and plays in Files, Photos and other video apps.