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Paste a video link above and pick a quality to save it as an MP4 for free. Then use this guide to find the file, watch it offline and keep it organized.
Quick trick: swap xnxx.com for xnxxdownloader.cc in the video's address.
To download an XNXX video, paste its link into the box above, press the button and choose a quality. Your browser saves it as one MP4 file with sound, free and with no account. Once the download reaches 100%, the file lives on your device.
Where it lands depends on your device:
| Device and browser | Where the MP4 is saved | How to open it |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome, Edge or Opera on a computer | The folder you picked in the Save window | Open that folder and double-click the file |
| Safari or Firefox on a computer | Your Downloads folder | Downloads in File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) |
| Safari on iPhone or iPad | The Files app, in Downloads | Open Files, tap Browse, then Downloads |
| Chrome on Android | The Download folder | Downloads in the Files app, and usually in Gallery or Google Photos |
Other phone browsers save to their own Downloads, and most browsers keep a Downloads list of recent files. For more on finding the file, see the iPhone and iPad guide or the Android guide.
Yes. Once the MP4 is on your device, it plays without an internet connection, so you can watch on a plane or anywhere without a signal, using no mobile data.
The file uses H.264 video and AAC audio, formats nearly every device has built in, so the player you already have opens it:
Keep .mp4 at the end of any new name so your devices still know the file is a video.
On a phone, press and hold the video in your Files app and choose Move (or Move to on Android), then pick a folder, or the SD card if your Android phone has one. On a computer, drag the file into a folder in File Explorer or Finder.
A computer sees an iPhone's photo library, not its Files app. Save the video to Photos first (Share, then Save Video), tap Trust when you connect the cable, and import it the way you import photos.
A few habits keep saved videos out of sight:
Keep saved videos for personal use, and respect copyright and the video site's terms.
These rough figures are based on typical HD stream sizes and vary from video to video:
| Quality | One hour of video | Fits in 10 GB of free space |
|---|---|---|
| 1080p | about 0.9–1.5 GB | about 6.5–11 hours |
| 720p | about 480–720 MB | about 14–20 hours |
| 480p | about 240–360 MB | about 28–41 hours |
| 360p | about 150–210 MB | about 47–66 hours |
The result page shows the estimated size of the actual video next to each quality, so you can compare it with the free space shown in your device's storage settings.
Copies add up: a video saved to Photos on an iPhone is a second copy of the one in Files, and a file copied to a computer still takes room on the phone until you delete it.
Storage isn't the only limit. A phone holds the whole video in memory until the download ends, so a long 1080p video can fail even with plenty of free space. 720p or 480p avoids that, and the HD quality guide compares the options.
Yes. Paste the same link again and pick another quality. Each pick saves a new, complete MP4 and leaves the file you have alone. You might keep 480p on your phone, then save 1080p for the TV later, if the video has it.
my-video-720p.mp4, to tell copies apart.We don't keep copies of videos, and a video that is made private or removed can't be saved again. Back up any video you want to keep.
Yes. Saving a video costs nothing, with no account, app or extension, and the saved file plays in the player your device already has.
Only for the download. Once the MP4 is on your device, it plays offline and uses no mobile data.
No, as long as the name still ends in .mp4. The name doesn't change the video inside.
Only by downloading it again while the video is still on the site. We don't store videos, so there's no copy on our side.