NazzilVideo is a free set of browser tools for saving publicly posted media from social platforms. It is deliberately narrow: it resolves public links, and it does nothing else.
Downloader sites are not a category with a good reputation, much of it earned. This page sets out plainly how this one works, what it refuses to do, and how it pays for itself — so you can judge it rather than take a claim on trust.
You paste a link. A server asks the source platform what media streams exist at that address and returns the list — resolutions, formats, whether each carries sound. Those become the buttons you see.
When you pick one, that stream is fetched and piped straight through to your browser. It is never written to storage on our side, which is why there is no queue, no "file ready" email, and nothing to delete afterwards.
The tools are split by what you want out: video, audio as MP3, post images, profile pictures, YouTube thumbnails. The YouTube thumbnail tool is the exception to all of the above — it runs entirely in your browser, builds the image addresses from the video ID and fetches them from YouTube directly. Nothing about it reaches us at all.
It will not log in. There is no credential step anywhere on this site, and adding one is not planned. That single decision is why private accounts, friends-only posts, subscriber content, private groups and close-friends stories cannot be reached — and it is the right trade. A tool that signs in as you risks your account being banned for automated access. A tool that signs in as somebody else is doing something considerably worse than downloading.
It will not scrape in bulk. One link at a time. No playlist downloads, no channel archiving, no queue. Bulk extraction is what gets tools in this category blocked at source, and it is also the behaviour that makes them a genuine nuisance to platforms.
It will not claim to do the impossible. It does not promise to remove watermarks that are burned into the picture, recover an uploader's original file, or retrieve stories after they expire. None of those are possible, and tools that advertise them are either cropping your video, upscaling, or lying.
30 minutes — media longer than this is rejected before download begins. A cost guard, not a setting.
20 requests per minute per IP address.
20 seconds to resolve a link before the request is dropped.
1080p on the automatic quality option, which merges the best video and audio streams into one MP4. Higher raw streams are offered where a platform publishes them, with the caveat that they are often silent.
These are in the interface as well as here. A service that hides its limits until you hit them is wasting your time on purpose.
Advertising. There is no paid tier, no subscription and no plan to add one, and the tools are not restricted for anyone.
Servers, bandwidth and the residential proxy needed to reach Instagram and Facebook all cost money, and that money has to come from somewhere. Advertising is the honest version of that answer. The alternative model — free tools funded by harvesting logins or reselling usage data — is exactly what this site declines to do.
Ad placements are kept out of the way of the tool itself. If an ad ever obstructs a download button or makes a page unusable on your device, that is a bug worth reporting.
Being accurate about this matters more than sounding private.
The site runs Google Analytics and a Meta advertising pixel through Google Tag Manager, with consent handling set to denied by default until you choose otherwise. That measures pages viewed and whether a download succeeded — the same aggregate analytics most sites run.
What is not collected: the links you paste are not logged or retained, and the media passing through is not stored. There is no account, so there is nothing tied to an identity.
The full detail is in the Privacy Policy. If something there contradicts this page, the policy is authoritative and the contradiction is a mistake worth telling us about.
The tools resolve public links. What you download, and what you do with it afterwards, is your decision and your responsibility.
Copyright applies to downloaded media exactly as it does anywhere else. Saving a clip to watch offline is a different act from republishing it as your own, and the second can carry real consequences regardless of how the file was obtained.
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any social platform. All trademarks belong to their owners. Rights holders can reach us through the contact page and the process in the copyright policy.