9GAG Video Downloader
Paste a 9GAG post link and save its video as MP4.
Quick answer
9GAG Video Downloader downloads videos from public 9GAG posts as MP4 files. Many 9GAG entries are images or GIFs; the tool only handles posts that contain a real video stream. The saved file keeps the audio track when the post has one. Private and deleted posts are not accessible. Finished files are removed after two hours.
Capability status verified on 2026-10-29. Results depend on the source URL and the media the platform makes publicly accessible.
| Public content | Yes |
|---|---|
| Private or login-gated content | No |
| Accepted link forms | https://9gag.com/gag/{id}; https://9gag.com/video/{id} |
| Short links / alternate domains | No — post URL |
| Content types | Public video posts |
| Output | MP4 |
| Audio | Only when the source has audio |
| Watermark removal | No |
| Batch download | No |
| Available quality | source rendition, often 480p–720p |
| Last verified | 2026-10-29 |
How to download 9GAG videos
- Open the 9GAG post and copy its URL.
- Paste the URL above.
- Download the MP4 if the post contains video.
Known limitations
- Image and GIF posts are not supported.
- Deleted and private posts are unavailable.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a 9GAG GIF fail to download?
A GIF or image post has no video stream, so there is no MP4 to return. Only posts with a real video element work.
Is sound included?
When the original post has audio, yes. Many 9GAG clips are muted memes, and those stay silent.
Do 9GAG comments or overlays appear in the file?
No. The tool saves the video stream itself, without the page interface or comment overlay.
Can it download a post that was deleted?
No. Removed posts no longer serve media, even if you still have the old link.
Verification and methodology
This capability profile was last verified on 2026-10-29 with SaveVideoKit version 0.0.15. A platform is marked supported only when a public test URL can be parsed, processed, and returned as a playable file.
Read the testing methodology, review the complete supported-sites matrix, or see the capability changelog.