KICK · THREADS · BLUESKY · LEMON8

Download videos and photos from Kick, Threads, Bluesky and Lemon8

Paste a link, pick the file, save it. Original quality, no app, nothing stored.

  • No sign-up
  • No ads, no pop-ups
  • We don't store your files

How it works

  1. Copy the link to a public post, clip or video — the copy guide below shows exactly where the button is on each platform.

  2. Paste it into the box above and press Parse.

  3. Pick the file you need in the results and save it to your device.

How to copy a link

Each platform hides its share button in a different place. Pick yours below.

  1. On a computer, open kick.com, enter the streamer's channel and switch to the Clips tab. On a phone, open the clip in the Kick app.

  2. Press Share under the clip and choose Copy link — the URL contains ?clip=clip_ followed by an ID.

  3. Only clip and VOD links contain media. A channel or live-stream URL has nothing to download yet.

Pick a platform

What you can download

Limits are real and on purpose: clips are full length, long streams are capped at five minutes.

Pick a platformWhat you can download
KickClips in original quality, plus up to 5 minutes of any VOD
ThreadsVideos and photos from public Threads posts
BlueskyVideos and photos from public Bluesky posts
Lemon8Photos and carousels from public Lemon8 posts

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. There is no account, no trial and no paywall. The site runs without ads for now, and we will keep the first screen free of them when that changes.

Do you store the videos or photos?

No. Media is streamed through our server on the way to your device and is not saved. The only exception is the temporary MP4 created while converting a streaming video, which is deleted within fifteen minutes.

Why is a long Kick VOD limited to five minutes?

Converting and delivering a full multi-hour stream costs real bandwidth and disk. A five-minute cap keeps the tool free and fast for everyone. Clips are never capped.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Everything runs in the browser. On iOS the file is saved through the download prompt instead of the camera roll, because Safari does not allow a website to write there directly.

Why does a link sometimes fail?

Public posts can be deleted, made private, or region-locked by the platform. If a link fails, open it in a browser first: if you cannot see it there, no downloader can retrieve it either.

Is this legal?

We only fetch files that are already publicly available, and we never bypass a login. Reusing someone else's work can still require permission: check the platform terms and the creator's wishes before reposting.