How to Download Photos from Twitter

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You can download photos from Twitter and save them to your phone or computer. This article will show you how to do that and how to load multiple images from a tweet in one go. If you want to download an image from a tweet containing multiple images, you need to follow different steps. Click this link to learn how to save Twitter gallery images.

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Steps

Download images to iOS devices

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Allow Twitter to access your images. Open the Settings app. In the Settings app, click Privacy , then click Photos . Click the Twitter button to turn it green. In case the button has turned green, you do not need to do this.

• This step allows Twitter to save the image to the photo list. If you do not allow access to Twitter, the image will not be saved.

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Open Twitter. Sign in to the Twitter app with your credentials.

• If you’re using a third-party app to access Twitter, you can still save Twitter images, but the steps may vary. You need to allow third-party apps to access your photos.

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Find the image you want to save. Surf the Twitter update page to find the image you want to download. Tap the image to expand.

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Save Image. Touch and hold the image until a dialog box appears, and then select Save photo . Images are saved to your phone in the Photos app.

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Open photo. Open the Photos app. The downloaded photo will be in this application.

Download images to your Android device

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Open Twitter. Sign in to the Twitter app with your credentials.

• If you don’t have the Twitter app, you can get it for free from the Google Play Store.
• If you’re using a third-party app to access Twitter, you can still save Twitter images, but the steps may vary.

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Find the image you want to save. Surf the Twitter update page to find the image you want to download. Click on the image to expand.

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Save Image. Tap the menu button in the left-right corner. Select Save . Images are saved in Android storage. If you have never saved a Twitter image, the device will create a Twitter folder.

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Open the image. Depending on the settings, you can access Twitter images in the Photos or Gallery app.

Download images to your computer

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Go to Twitter. Open a browser and go to twitter.com. Log in to your Twitter account.

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Find the image you want to save.

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Click on the image you want to save. This expands the image in the tweet. You cannot save the image at this time.

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Click on the image again to enlarge. This will open a larger downloadable version of the image.

• If the tweet has multiple images, Twitter disables the download option for each image in the gallery. Click here to learn how to save Twitter gallery images.

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Save Image. Right-click the image, and then save the image. If required, you can choose a folder on your computer to save the images.

• In Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, right-click the image, and then click Save Image As.
• In Internet Explorer, right-click the image, then click Save as.
• Images are saved in the browser’s downloads folder.

Download gallery images to your computer

These steps are most effective with Chrome or Safari. Also you can apply to Firefox but more complicated.

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Find a tweet that contains more than one image. Click on the image you want to save to open it.

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Check the HTML source code for the image URL. Right-click the image, and then click Inspect Element . This activates the browser’s HTML code inspection tool.

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In the test pane, click the test button.

• In Chrome, it’s a button that looks like a magnifying glass in the upper right of the inspection pane.
• In Safari, it’s a button that looks like a target in the upper right header.

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Click on the Twitter image you want to save. This takes the tester to the approximate location of the image in the HTML code.

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Find the image folder. Gallery images are stored in an interlaced sequence of tags. The images are in <div class=”Gallery”>, <div class=”Gallery-media”>, <img class=”media-image” src=”IMAGE URL” /> . Click the right arrow to expand the div until the img src tag appears.

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Find the image URL. Find URLs that start with https://pbs.twimg.com/media/.

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In Chrome, right-click the URL, and then click Open Link in New Tab . Access the new tab and save the image.

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In Safari, click an image to open it with the inspector, then right-click the image, and then click Download Image . The image has been saved to the default download folder.

You can download photos from Twitter and save them to your phone or computer. This article will show you how to do that and how to load multiple images from a tweet in one go. If you want to download an image from a tweet containing multiple images, you need to follow different steps. Click this link to learn how to save Twitter gallery images.

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