Save Tools video downloader bot

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In short

Here the lineup of supported sites differs slightly: Pinterest sits alongside Instagram and TikTok, where you'd usually expect YouTube. If you collect references or build mood boards, that alone may decide it. Beyond the list of services and a mention of its channel, though, the profile is empty.

About the bot

Pinterest is the reason to look at this one. Saving images from it is clumsy: the website pushes you to sign up and the app doesn't always give you a full-size file. Save Tools covers it together with Instagram and TikTok, so it's aimed at visual social apps rather than video hosting sites.

Our impression is of a modest side project. There's a news channel and nothing else on the profile. Having that channel helps, because when a platform changes something and downloads break, that's usually where you find out when the fix lands.

A lot is unknown. Does it save video pins or only images, are originals kept at full size, do Instagram Stories and carousels work, is the TikTok logo removed? Payment and daily caps aren't mentioned. The quickest test is three links, one from each service.

Using other people's images on a private mood board is common practice; publishing them as your own work isn't. If you share a find, credit the creator.