The Threads social network is now extremely popular with everyone to share images or videos. And if you come across a good, attractive Threads video that you want to download, it is also extremely simple. Although Threads does not have a video download option available, only image downloads, but with a few tools in the article below, downloading Threads videos will be much faster. Below are instructions for downloading Threads videos on phones and computers.
How to download Threads videos using Threads Video & Photo Downloader
Step 1:
First, find the Threads video you want to download, then click on the 3-dot icon next to the post and select Copy link in the displayed list.
Step 2:
Go to the Threads Video & Photo Downloader website via the link below, then paste the Threads video URL into the website and click Download to execute.
https://threadsphotodownloader.com/vi
Step 3:
Now you will see the Threads video, click on the 3 vertical dots icon in the video and select Download .
Download Threads videos online on SaveFrom Threads
You also paste the video URL that you copied into the interface on SaveFrom and then click Download to execute.
https://vi.savefrom.net/22-threads-downloader-1oK.html
Then click Download to download the video to your device and you're done.
Instructions for downloading Threads videos on SnapSave
After pasting the Threads video URL you want to download on SnapSave, we click Download next to it.
https://threads.snapsave.app
Finally, click Download Video to download the video.
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