About Downloaderize

Why Downloaderize exists

Saving a video for a flight, a song for a run or a lecture for revision should be simple. Too often it isn’t: the “downloader” sites people find are covered in pop-ups and fake buttons, ask for logins they have no reason to need, push apps of doubtful origin, or quietly hand over files that are silent, blurry or mislabeled.

Downloaderize is our answer. Instead of one box that half-works for every site, we build one tool per job, each designed around how its platform really works: the right formats, real quality information and help written for that platform.

Our tools

• FB Reels Downloader: save public Facebook videos and Reels in HD or SD.
• IG Downloader: save Instagram Reels, videos, photos and carousels.
• Spot Downloader: search Spotify or paste a link; save songs as MP3.

Each tool lives on its own site and works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers. See them side by side on the tools page.

What we value

• Honesty. We state the real format, quality and size of every file. We don’t upscale, inflate bitrates or bury the limits.
• Privacy. No accounts and no platform logins. Our tools don’t keep the files you download, logs pseudonymise IP addresses, and analytics only run if you allow them.
• Respect for creators. Our tools are for personal, offline use. We explain copyright plainly, encourage sharing links instead of copies, and act quickly on valid copyright notices.
• Safety. No pop-ups, no redirects, nothing to install. Downloads are ordinary files saved by your browser.
• Accessibility. Our sites are designed to meet WCAG 2.2 AA; see our accessibility statement.

Our guides

Most questions about downloading aren’t about the download itself: where did the file go, why is there no sound, which quality fits my phone, can I repost this? Our guides answer them for each tool, in plain language, and we keep them up to date as apps change.

Independence

Downloaderize is independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Meta, Google, Spotify or any other platform our tools work with; their names are used only to describe which links the tools accept.