What’s new in Tweeload
This release adds downloads from four more sites, moves the app onto a bottom tab bar, and picks up the new iOS 26 look. There is also a fix at the bottom for downloads that stopped appearing in the Camera Roll.
New in this release
Four more places to download from
Tweeload began as a way to save videos from X. It now downloads from four more places. Paste the link on the Home tab, or share the post to Tweeload, and it behaves exactly like an X post: the app reads the link, finds the media and saves it.
- IG
- FB
- TH
- TT
Downloads from X stay free for everyone. The four new sites are part of Premium, which also covers downloading several items from one post, saving X articles as PDFs, and removing the ads. Tap the crown in the top right of the Home tab to see the plans.
A tab bar at the bottom
The app now sits on three tabs. Home is where you paste a link, Collections holds what you have saved, and Settings covers the rest. Whichever screen you are on, the other two are one tap away.
Liquid Glass on iOS 26
If your iPhone runs iOS 26, the title bar and the tab bar now use the system Liquid Glass material, so Tweeload matches the rest of the phone. There is nothing to switch on. On earlier versions of iOS the app looks the way it always did.
Posts with more than one video or image
When a post holds several items, Tweeload lays them out in a grid and lets you choose instead of guessing which one you meant. Tap the items you want, or use the checkbox at the top right to take all of them.
Downloading a single item is free. Taking more than one in a single go is a Premium feature.
Sharing a link to the app
The share extension no longer opens its own sheet and leaves you waiting on it. Tap Tweeload in the share sheet and the link goes straight through to the app. On Premium the download starts by itself. Without it, the link is already sitting in the box on Home, ready for you to tap Find.
Collections
Collections is the tab that holds your downloads. Play something, share it, or tap Edit to select several items and clear them out together. The list is read fresh each time you open it, so it always reflects what is actually on your phone.
Help
My downloads are not showing up in the Camera Roll
Tweeload writes to your Camera Roll only when it has full access to your photo library. If access is set to Limited, or is off, the download still works, but the file stays inside the app on the Collections tab instead of going to Photos.
Here is how to check it:
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Open Settings, scroll down to Apps, and tap Tweeload.
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Tap Photos.
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Choose Full Access. If it already says Full Access, tap None first and then tap Full Access again, which resets the permission.
Now reopen Tweeload and save something. It lands in your Camera Roll and in an album called Tweeload.
Where did the downloads I already made go?
They are still on your phone, inside the app. Open the Collections tab and you will find them there.
To move one into your Camera Roll, tap the share button on it and choose Save Video or Save Image. Anything you download after fixing the permission goes to Photos on its own.
Which sites can I download from?
X is free for everyone, the way it has always been.
IG, FB, TH and TT need Premium, as does saving several items from one post and saving an X article as a PDF.
I bought Premium but the app is not recognizing it
Tap the crown in the top right of the Home tab to open the plans, then tap Restore Purchases at the bottom. Check that you are signed in with the same Apple Account you bought it with, since purchases are tied to the account rather than the phone.
If it still does not come back, write to support@tweeload.com and we will sort it out.
Something else is wrong
Go to Settings in the app and tap Send us a feedback. That opens an email with your app version already filled in, which saves us a round trip.
You can also write to support@tweeload.com directly. Please include the link you were trying to save, because most problems are easier to reproduce with it.