Tested and updated August 23, 2026 · Batch workflow · By XDownload Editorial
Download multiple X videos at once
If you are collecting several public reference clips, resolving one URL at a time gets old quickly. XDownload’s batch mode accepts up to five public post links per request so you can process a small set together.
Batch steps
- Open xdownload.top.
- Enable Batch mode.
- Paste up to five status URLs, one per line.
- Submit and review each result card.
- Download the best quality from the posts that succeeded.
Why the limit is five
Small batches keep the tool responsive and reduce accidental abuse. For larger research jobs, process links in groups and pause between batches.
Handling mixed success
One private or deleted link should not block the others. The results panel separates successful media cards from failed URLs so you can fix only the broken inputs.
Download-all behavior
Each successful card can start best-quality downloads for every attachment in that post. On desktop this is convenient for multi-image + video posts. On mobile, start with one or two files if your browser is strict about multiple downloads.
Organization tips
- Keep a text list of source URLs beside the files
- Group downloads by project folder
- Use history on the same device to reopen recent posts
Responsible bulk saving
Batch features are for convenience with public posts you already have a reason to access. They are not a green light to scrape private content or build unauthorized redistribution libraries.
Related guides
Batch test on the current release
A two-link request containing one photo post and one video post returned two independent result objects. The video response contained high, medium, and low progressive MP4 variants; the photo response contained its original variant.
Use small batches deliberately
- Keep one status URL per line.
- Review failed rows instead of resubmitting the entire list repeatedly.
- On mobile, download one or two files at a time if the browser blocks multiple automatic saves.
- Retain source URLs beside files that may be cited or reviewed later.