Copy the link
Open the public post, tap Share, and choose Copy link.
Paste a public link from your favorite social platform. Download Ji finds available videos, audio, and photos—then lets you choose exactly what you need.
No software to learn. If you know how to copy and paste, you already know how to use Download Ji.
Open the public post, tap Share, and choose Copy link.
Put the link in the box above and ask Download Ji to find the media.
Select a video quality, audio type, or photo and start the download.
Download Ji reads the formats made available by the source. Choose compact SD, crisp Full HD, high-resolution 4K, or audio only—without guessing what you’ll receive.
Use the same clean downloader whether the link came from a short, reel, post, pin, or full-length video.
Download public YouTube videos, Shorts, audio, and available thumbnail images in useful formats.
Save supported public Facebook videos, Reels, audio, and available post or cover images.
Download public Instagram Reels, videos, carousel media, and photos when available.
Save public TikTok videos, extract audio, and download available post cover images.
Download public Pinterest videos, GIFs, and images when the Pin provides them.
Save public Reddit-hosted videos and images, including audio when available.
Download supported public Threads videos and photos from a shared post link.
Download videos, GIFs, and photos from public posts on X (formerly Twitter).
Download public Dailymotion videos, audio, and available preview or cover images.
Yes. The project is configured as a free browser-based downloader. Your hosting and bandwidth limits still determine how many simultaneous downloads the server can handle.
No. Download Ji is intentionally designed for publicly accessible links and does not ask for or bypass account credentials.
Depending on the public source, Download Ji can show available video qualities, audio formats, photos, thumbnails, and carousel items.
The source platform decides which streams are available. Download Ji only shows formats it can identify from that public link.
No. It runs in your browser. On supported browsers, the website can also be installed to your home screen as a progressive web app.
No. Copyright, privacy, and platform rules still apply. Download only media you own, public-domain media, or content you have permission to save.