XVideos Downloader / iPhone and iPad
Download XVideos Videos on iPhone and iPad
Use Safari on iOS 13 or later. Paste the video link above, pick a quality, and the MP4 lands in the Files app, ready to move to Photos.
Steps in Safari
The download runs inside Safari, so there is no app to install. Copy the video address, paste it above, and Safari saves the MP4 to the Files app.
- Open the video in Safari. Touch and hold the address bar, then tap Copy.
- Come back to this page, paste the address into the box above and tap the button.
- Tap a quality. 720p or 480p suits most phones; see the size table below.
- If Safari asks "Do you want to download?", tap Download.
- Keep the page open while the progress bar runs. When it reaches 100%, Safari saves the MP4.
- Open the Files app and go to Downloads to find the video.
Shortcut: in Safari's address bar, change xvideos.com to xvideosdownloader.cc and open the address. The video opens on this site with its qualities listed.
Move the video to Photos
Files keeps the MP4 as a file. To see it in the Photos app with your other videos:
- Open the Files app and go to Downloads. Depending on your Safari settings, it is under iCloud Drive or On My iPhone (On My iPad).
- Tap the video to open it.
- Tap the Share button.
- Tap Save Video. The video now appears in Photos.
The copy in Files stays where it is. Delete it from Files if you want the space back.
Picking a quality on a phone
Phone browsers hold the whole file in memory until the download ends, and Safari works the same way. A very long video in 1080p can fail on an iPhone with little free memory. Picking 720p or 480p fixes that.
| Option | Size per minute | On iPhone and iPad |
|---|---|---|
| 1080p | about 15–25 MB | Fine for short videos; long ones need plenty of free memory |
| 720p | about 8–12 MB | A good balance on phone and tablet screens |
| 480p | about 4–6 MB | Safe for long videos |
| 360p | about 2.5–3.5 MB | The smallest HD stream option |
| SD quick file | Smaller than HD | One file, no joining step |
Sizes vary by video; the result page shows the estimate for the actual video. On a large iPad screen, 1080p shows more detail. On an iPhone, the difference between 720p and 1080p is small. For a direct comparison of the SD quick file and the HD qualities, see SD vs HD.
Keep the download running
- Keep the page open until 100%. Switching to another app or locking the screen can stop the download.
- Use the Cancel button if you picked the wrong quality.
- If the download fails, tap the quality again. It starts over from the beginning; 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.
Requirements and limits
- An iPhone with iOS 13 or later, or an iPad with iPadOS 13 or later.
- Safari. Other browsers on iPhone also show the progress bar and save the file to their own downloads.
- No app, no extension and no account. The tool is free and we do not set cookies.
The file is an MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, which the Photos app plays with sound; more in XVideos to MP4.
Not supported: XVideos RED (premium) videos, interactive videos, private or removed videos, and profile, channel, tag, search or playlist pages. Other problems and fixes are in the troubleshooting guide.
FAQ
Where do downloaded videos go on iPhone?
Safari saves them to the Files app, in Downloads. From there, Share > Save Video puts a copy in Photos.
Why is the video not in my Photos app?
Safari saves files to Files, not Photos. Open the video in Files, tap Share and choose Save Video.
The download stopped before 100%. What now?
Tap the quality again to start over, and keep the page open. For long videos, pick 720p or 480p, since the whole file is held in memory until the end.
Do I need an app?
No. It works in Safari on iOS 13 or later, with no app, extension or account.