XNXX to MP4: No Converter Needed

How do I save an XNXX video as an MP4?

Paste the link to the video page into the box above, press the button, and pick a quality. Your browser saves the video as an MP4 file. There's no extra conversion step and no second program to run.

1. Copy the address of the video page on xnxx.com.
2. Paste it into the box at the top of this page and press the button.
3. Pick a quality from the list.
4. Wait for the download to finish. The MP4 lands in your browser's downloads, or in the folder you chose.

What is an MP4, exactly?

MP4 is the most common video file type. Think of it as a box that holds the picture and the sound together. The file from this tool uses:

• H.264 for the picture. It's the video format that almost every phone, computer and TV can play.
• AAC for the sound. It's the standard audio format that goes with H.264.

Because the stream on the site already uses these formats, there's nothing to convert. Your browser simply joins the pieces of the stream into one MP4 file.

Why don't I need a converter?

Many people search for an "XNXX to MP4 converter" because they expect to get an odd file type first. That doesn't happen here. The video site sends its videos in many small pieces. Our page has your browser fetch those pieces straight from the site's servers and put them together as a normal MP4.

Converting a video usually means re-encoding it, which compresses it again and can make it look worse. We skip that. The picture stays exactly as good as the stream the site plays, and no watermark is added.

The SD quick file is even simpler. It's already one MP4 file, so there's no joining step at all. The HD quality guide explains all the options and their sizes.

Where will the MP4 play?

Almost anywhere. Here are common ways to watch it:

• Windows: the built-in Media Player app opens MP4 files with a double-click.
• Mac: QuickTime Player opens it with a double-click.
• iPhone and iPad: play it in the Files app, or add it to Photos with Share, then Save Video.
• Android: it plays in Gallery, Google Photos or your Files app.
• TV: many smart TVs play MP4 files from a USB stick. You can also cast or mirror your phone or computer to the TV.

If a player ever refuses the file, try a general-purpose player such as VLC. It opens just about any MP4.

How big will the MP4 be?

That depends on the quality you pick and on the length of the video. As a rough guide, 720p uses about 8–12 MB per minute and 1080p about 15–25 MB per minute. The result page shows an estimate for the actual video next to each quality, so you know the size before you start.

Can I save just the audio, like an MP3?

No. The tool saves video files only. Every download is an MP4 with both the picture and the sound, in whichever quality you pick. If you only want a small file, choose 480p, 360p or the SD quick file.

How do I find the MP4 on my device?

Where the file ends up depends on your browser. Chrome, Edge and Opera on a computer ask where to save it first. Safari, Firefox and phone browsers save it to their Downloads when the progress bar reaches 100%.

For step-by-step help, see the guides for iPhone and iPad, Android, and Windows and Mac.