How to Download GIFs From Twitter (X)
X stores every GIF as a short MP4 video. Fistty downloads that file in seconds: copy the post link, paste it on fistty.com/, tap Download. This guide also shows how to convert the MP4 to a real .gif.
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How to Download X (Twitter) Videos on Android
Save X videos on any Android phone with Chrome and Fistty. Copy the post link, paste it on fistty.com/, tap Download. The MP4 lands in Downloads and Gallery. No app, no login, free.
How to Download Telegram Videos Without the App
Save videos from public Telegram channels and groups by pasting the t.me post link into Fistty. No app, no login. Private chats and private groups cannot be downloaded, and this guide explains the difference.
How to Download Snapchat Spotlight Videos and Stories
Save public Snapchat Spotlight videos and public Stories by copying the share link and pasting it into Fistty. No app, no login. Private snaps and friends' stories cannot be downloaded by any tool, and this guide explains why.
Why Downloaded Videos Look Blurry (and How to Get HD)
A blurry download almost always means a low-quality source, the lowest option tapped by mistake, or WhatsApp recompression. Here is how to check each one and how to pick the HD option on Fistty every time.
Why Downloaded Videos Have No Sound (and the Fix)
A downloaded video with no sound is usually a video-only stream, a muted source, an audio codec your player cannot decode, or a simple muted player. This guide walks through each cause and the fix.
720p vs 1080p vs 4K: What Quality Should You Download on Mobile Data?
720p is the sweet spot for most phone screens: clear picture, about half the data of 1080p. This guide compares 480p, 720p, 1080p and 4K in MB per minute and Naira, so you can pick the right quality before you tap Download.
Where Do Downloaded Videos Go on My Phone? (iPhone and Android)
Downloaded videos land in the Files app on iPhone and the Downloads folder on Android. This guide shows exactly where to look on each phone, how to move a video to Photos or Gallery, and what to do when a file seems to vanish.
Downloaded Video Won’t Play? Codec and Player Fixes
If a downloaded video will not play, the file is usually in a format or codec your player does not support, or the download did not finish. Learn how to tell and how to fix it.
Download Stuck at 0% or 99%? Fixes for Slow and Frozen Downloads
A download that freezes at 0% or 99% is usually a network, storage or browser problem, not a broken file. Here is how to tell which one you have and how to finish the download.