Instagram doesn't let you save photos from the app, and a screenshot crops the picture, adds the app's interface and lowers the quality. This tool saves the photo as a clean JPG at the resolution Instagram serves for the post, with nothing cropped.
A post with several photos, often called an album or carousel, needs the Album format: the site gathers every photo and clip into one ZIP file, and each item sits in its own file once you open it. For a post with a single picture, choose Photo to get the JPG directly.
The tool above is already set to Instagram and photo. Post links start with instagram.com/p/ and can be copied from the share button. On iPhone, tap a ZIP file in the Files app to open it.
How it works
- 1Copy the post linkFrom the share button or the three dots on the post, tap Copy link.
- 2Choose a formatPhoto for a single-image post, Album for a post with several images.
- 3Save the photosTap Save media and a JPG or ZIP file downloads to your device.
Questions about this tool
How do I download every photo in an album at once?
Choose Album before saving. You'll get a ZIP file with all the photos and clips in the post.
Are the photos full quality?
They're saved at the highest resolution Instagram serves for the post, far better than a screenshot, but never above what the creator uploaded.
How do I open a ZIP file on my phone?
On iPhone, tap it in the Files app and it unzips automatically. On Android, your file manager app opens it.
Can I download a profile picture?
No. The tool works with post links only and doesn't support profile pictures at the moment.