Paste the link to the post. Keep the video.
Doing thirty like that is 180 taps. Doing them together is six.
Paste them all at once — up to 30 links, one go.
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Already active here. Keep it — you will need it on your phone.
It adds klipine to your iPhone share menu. After that you never leave the app you are in.
Count the taps. That is the whole argument.
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X lets you watch a video and nothing else — no download, no offline copy. klipine takes the address of the post and hands you the video file, in the best quality available.
What X shows as a GIF is not one. They are silent video files, looped automatically. So klipine hands them back as video, which is what they actually are — and which explains the missing sound.
A post can hold up to four items. klipine takes the video; where there are several, it takes the first.
Both work. The rename did not retire the old addresses, and a twitter.com/account/status/123… link is still perfectly valid.
The link must point at the post itself, not the profile. If you copied the address from an account page, open the post first by clicking it.
X caps most videos at two minutes twenty for ordinary accounts, and generally stores them at 720p. Subscriber accounts can post longer and sharper; where they have, klipine takes the better file.
A video from a protected account is not reachable, nor is one from a deleted post — even when the address still resolves.
Yes. twitter.com and x.com addresses are handled the same way.
Usually because the post contains no video, or the account is protected. A post with only a photo has no video file to give.
Yes. On X, a GIF is really a short video, so it comes back as an MP4 you can play anywhere.
Yes — we ask for the best file X stores and pass it on untouched.