What does the LinkedIn post downloader save?

Everything in a public post that can be saved: the full text with its line breaks, as a copy or a .txt file; every image, one at a time or all together; the video as an MP4; and for a document post, the original PDF and each slide as an image. One link in, and whatever the post carries comes out.

Can I save the post as an image?

Yes, through the post screenshot generator on this site: paste the same link there and it rebuilds the post as a clean card on a background of your choice, exported at double resolution. This page saves the raw pieces; that page makes the picture.

Does it download LinkedIn videos and PDFs?

Yes. A video post shows a player and a Download MP4 button, in the quality LinkedIn stores. A document post shows the PDF button and its slides. Both files come to your device straight from LinkedIn’s CDN, the same place the post itself loads them from.

Do I need to log in, and can I download a private post?

No login, and no. The tool reads the page LinkedIn serves to anyone who is not signed in. A post shared with connections only has no such page, and the tool says so instead of working around it.

Does the author know I downloaded their post?

No. Nothing here touches LinkedIn on your behalf, so there is no view, no notification, and no trace on their side. The public page is read once, the same way a search engine reads it.

Is it legal to download a LinkedIn post?

Saving a copy for yourself is ordinary; republishing someone else’s words or images is where the law and LinkedIn’s terms both have something to say. Quote with credit and a link, ask before you reuse an image, and keep the wholesale uses to your own posts and a client’s with their permission.

The link goes to our server, which reads the public post once and keeps that answer for an hour so a second lookup is instant. It holds the post’s public details and nothing about you. The files never pass through our servers.

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LinkedIn post downloader

Paste the link of a public LinkedIn post and take away whatever it holds: the text with its line breaks, every image, the video, or a document post's PDF and slides. Files download to your device straight from LinkedIn's servers. No login, nothing stored.

Works on public posts only, using the same page LinkedIn serves to anyone logged out. Files download to your device straight from LinkedIn's own CDN; they never pass through our servers, and nothing is stored. Download what you have the right to reuse, and credit the author when you share their work.

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Depost AI keeps every post you publish, and drafts the next week from the ones that worked.

Depost AI keeps every post you publish, reads which ones beat your own average and why, and drafts the next week from that pattern, in your voice. It publishes through LinkedIn’s official API, and nothing goes out until you approve it.

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One link, every part of the post

A LinkedIn post is several files pretending to be one thing: the text, the images or the video, sometimes a document, each stored in a different place on LinkedIn’s servers. This page reads the public post once and lays them out: the text to copy or save as a file, and every image, video, or PDF with its own button. The image downloader, video downloader, and carousel downloader on this site are the same lookup with one part in front; this one shows everything.

The text comes with its line breaks intact, which matters more than it sounds: LinkedIn’s own copy loses them on some devices, and a post pasted into a document as one paragraph has lost the thing that made it readable.

Your own posts are the best use

The common reason to want a post back is that it was yours: written in the composer, published, and never saved anywhere else. A year of posts is a year of thinking, and the ones that worked are the raw material for the next ones. Download them, keep the text, and you have an archive LinkedIn does not give you.

Depost AI keeps that archive without the downloading. It reads which of your posts earned their reach and why, and drafts the next ones from that, in your voice; the post analyzer is the free version of the reading, one post at a time.

Questions

What does the LinkedIn post downloader save?: Everything in a public post that can be saved: the full text with its line breaks, as a copy or a .txt file; every image, one at a time or all together; the video as an MP4; and for a document post, the original PDF and each slide as an image. One link in, and whatever the post carries comes out.
Can I save the post as an image?: Yes, through the post screenshot generator on this site: paste the same link there and it rebuilds the post as a clean card on a background of your choice, exported at double resolution. This page saves the raw pieces; that page makes the picture.
Does it download LinkedIn videos and PDFs?: Yes. A video post shows a player and a Download MP4 button, in the quality LinkedIn stores. A document post shows the PDF button and its slides. Both files come to your device straight from LinkedIn’s CDN, the same place the post itself loads them from.
Do I need to log in, and can I download a private post?: No login, and no. The tool reads the page LinkedIn serves to anyone who is not signed in. A post shared with connections only has no such page, and the tool says so instead of working around it.
Does the author know I downloaded their post?: No. Nothing here touches LinkedIn on your behalf, so there is no view, no notification, and no trace on their side. The public page is read once, the same way a search engine reads it.
Is it legal to download a LinkedIn post?: Saving a copy for yourself is ordinary; republishing someone else’s words or images is where the law and LinkedIn’s terms both have something to say. Quote with credit and a link, ask before you reuse an image, and keep the wholesale uses to your own posts and a client’s with their permission.
Is anything stored?: The link goes to our server, which reads the public post once and keeps that answer for an hour so a second lookup is instant. It holds the post’s public details and nothing about you. The files never pass through our servers.

LinkedIn Post Screenshot Generator

Turn a LinkedIn post into a clean image: paste a public post’s link or type your own, then pick a background and size.

LinkedIn Image Downloader

Every image in a public post, with its size, saved one at a time or all together, straight from LinkedIn’s CDN.

LinkedIn Video Downloader

Paste the link of a public LinkedIn post and save its video as an MP4, at the highest quality the post carries.

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