A small, fast Android app that saves videos to your gallery in one tap. Paste a link, or share it straight from the platform. No account, no ads, and it never reads your clipboard in the background.
Download for Android See how it worksMost downloader apps put seven screens and an app switch between you and the first saved video. This one puts a Paste button.
Share a link to Viral Downloader from any app and it resolves immediately. No copying links back and forth.
Choose HD or standard. TikTok gets three choices: without watermark, with watermark, or MP3 audio. We never show a file size we did not confirm.
Every saved video has Play, Open, Repost and Delete right on its card. Nothing hides in a second tab.
Downloads keep going when the app is closed, and resume when a link expires halfway through instead of failing at 80 percent.
No account, no ads, no tracking SDK. Notifications are asked for only after your first download, with a reason.
English, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu and Arabic, with full right-to-left layout. The choice also shows in Android system settings.
Under twenty seconds from install to a saved video.
Open the post in Facebook or TikTok and tap Share, then Copy link. Or tap Share and pick Viral Downloader directly.
On the Home screen tap Paste link. If you shared instead, the app is already resolving it.
HD or standard; for TikTok, with or without watermark, or audio only. Tap Download.
It lands in your gallery in a ViralDownloader folder, and on the Videos tab with Play, Open, Repost and Delete.
The ones people actually ask.
Facebook videos and Reels, and TikTok. Instagram support is built but switched off while we finish testing it. YouTube is not supported and will not be added — Google Play does not allow it.
Free, and this version has no ads and no advertising SDK at all. If that ever changes, the app will tell you and ask you to accept an updated privacy policy first.
Because the sizes differ and we would rather ask than guess. If we cannot confirm a size, we show nothing rather than a number that turns out to be wrong.
No. The app saves content the platform makes publicly available. If a post is private, region-locked or removed, the app will say so.
Content you created, or content the owner has given you permission to save. You accept that on first launch, and it is the whole basis of the app. Do not re-upload other people's work.
It is being submitted. Until it is listed, the signed APK on the download page is the same build, signed with the same key that will be used on Play.
Platforms sign their video links for a few minutes. The app refreshes the link and resumes automatically up to three times. If it still fails, the post may have been removed.