Can I download multi-photo tweets (2, 3, or 4 pictures in one tweet)?

Yes! If a tweet contains multiple images, PullDL detects the entire collection and lets you download individual pictures or download all photos together in a single ZIP file with one click.

Can I download Twitter photos on iPhone and Android?

Yes. PullDL works seamlessly on Safari for iOS, Chrome for Android, and all modern mobile and desktop browsers. Simply paste the tweet link to save the photos directly to your Photos or Gallery app.

Are the downloaded pictures free of watermarks?

Yes. All downloaded images are 100% clean and free of watermarks or overlays.

Does this tool also download Twitter videos and GIFs?

Yes. PullDL detects whether the tweet contains photos, animated GIFs, or 1080p MP4 videos, giving you the best download format automatically.

ORIGINAL MASTER RESOLUTION (NAME=ORIG)

Twitter / X Image Downloader

Download Twitter / X photos, artwork, and multi-image galleries in 100% original uncompressed quality. Direct access to raw master images with zero compression artifacts.

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Up to 4K / HD Quality100% Watermark-FreeMP4, WebM & MP31,357+ Sites Supported

Raw Master Quality

Fetches uncompressed name=orig master files

Multi-Photo Tweets

1-click ZIP export for 4-photo galleries

100% Watermark-Free

Clean, unaltered photos straight to your gallery

How to use

Complete the task in a few clear steps without unnecessary setup.

Copy the Tweet Link

Open X (formerly Twitter), find the tweet containing the photo, tap the Share icon, and select 'Copy Link'.

Paste URL into PullDL

Paste the tweet URL into the downloader input above. PullDL automatically fetches the master uncompressed photo URLs.

Download 4K Master Photos

Click 'Instant Download' for single photos or 'Download All as ZIP' to save the complete multi-image gallery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions and detailed answers.

When viewing images on Twitter/X, images are served as compressed thumbnails (such as name=small or name=large). PullDL taps into the Twitter media syndicate API and retrieves the master image file requested with `name=orig`, ensuring you get the exact 100% uncompressed photograph or artwork uploaded by the author.