XVideos Downloader / Android
Download XVideos Videos on Android
Paste the video link above in Chrome or another browser, pick a quality, and the MP4 saves to the Download folder on your phone.
Steps in Chrome
There is no app to install. The download runs in Chrome, and the finished MP4 goes to the Download folder like any other download.
- Open the video in Chrome, tap the address bar and copy the address.
- Open this site, paste the address into the box above and tap the button.
- Tap a quality. On most phones 720p or 480p is a sensible pick; see the table below.
- Keep the page open while the progress bar runs.
- At 100%, Chrome saves the MP4 to the Download folder.
Shortcut: in the address bar, change xvideos.com to xvideosdownloader.cc and open it. The video opens on this site with its qualities listed.
Where to find the file
| Place | How to get there |
|---|---|
| Chrome downloads list | Chrome menu (three dots) > Downloads |
| Files app | Open Files (or My Files) and go to the Download folder |
| Gallery or Google Photos | Usually under an album or folder named Download or Downloads |
If the video is not in Gallery, look in the Files app or in Chrome's Downloads list first. The file is in the Download folder either way.
Other Android browsers
Firefox, Samsung Internet, Opera and other phone browsers work the same way: a progress bar shows in the page, and at 100% the browser saves the MP4 to its downloads. Open that browser's Downloads list to see where it put the file.
Pick a quality for your phone
Phone browsers hold the whole file in memory until the download ends. A very long video in 1080p can fail on a phone with little free memory; 720p or 480p fixes that.
| Quality | Size per minute | 20-minute video |
|---|---|---|
| 1080p | about 15–25 MB | about 300–500 MB |
| 720p | about 8–12 MB | about 160–240 MB |
| 480p | about 4–6 MB | about 80–120 MB |
| 360p | about 2.5–3.5 MB | about 50–70 MB |
These are rough ranges; the result page shows the estimate for the actual video. The SD quick file is a smaller single MP4 that saves with no joining step. The SD vs HD comparison explains when to pick it.
Closing other apps and browser tabs before a long download leaves more free memory for the page.
Keep the download running
- Keep the page open and the screen on until 100%. Switching to another app can stop the download.
- Use Cancel to stop a download you no longer want.
- If it fails, tap the quality again; it starts over, as there is no resume.
- Speed depends on your connection and on the video site's servers. The page fetches a few pieces at a time in parallel.
What you get
An MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, with sound and no watermark, and not re-encoded, so the picture matches the stream. It plays in Gallery, Google Photos, the Files app and most video players. More about the format in XVideos to MP4.
The tool is free, with no account, app or extension. Not supported: XVideos RED (premium) videos, interactive videos, private or removed videos, and pages that list many videos, such as profiles, channels, tags, searches and playlists. Fixes for common problems are in the troubleshooting guide.
FAQ
Where do downloaded videos go on Android?
Chrome saves them to the Download folder. You can open it from the Files app, and the video usually shows in Gallery or Google Photos under Downloads.
Why can I not find the video in my Gallery?
Check the Download folder in the Files app, or Chrome's Downloads list. Gallery apps usually show the video under Downloads.
Why did a long video fail on my phone?
The whole file is held in memory until the end, so a long 1080p video can fail when free memory is low. Pick 720p or 480p and tap the quality again.
Does it work in Samsung Internet or Firefox?
Yes. Any current browser works; the file goes to that browser's downloads when the progress bar reaches 100%.