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Baixargram reads the whole Story behind the link you paste and lists every photo and video in it, so you can save each item in its original quality. No app to install, no account to create.
Saving an Instagram Story takes under thirty seconds and needs no account, installation or sign-up. Copy the Story's address, paste it into the field above, and save the file — the walkthrough below covers iPhone and Android.
Open Instagram and go to the Story you want to keep. Tap the three dots in the top-right corner and choose Copy link. On a computer, the same menu sits next to the profile name in the top bar. The copied link looks like instagram.com/stories/username/1234567890.
Come back to this page and paste the address into the input. On mobile, press and hold the field and tap Paste; on desktop, use Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (macOS). Then hit Download.
Within seconds the page shows a preview of the Story, the file size and the download button. Tap it and the item goes to your device's download folder: on iPhone it appears in the Files app under Downloads; on Android, in the Download folder of internal storage.
A fair question: if I download a Story, will the person know?
Baixargram never asks you to log in and never touches your account — the download runs on our servers, never from your profile. You never type a password: the tool reads the Story's public address and hands the files back on the page.
One point deserves precision: if you already opened the Story in the app before downloading it, that view stays on the record. It happened inside Instagram and cannot be undone. The download itself happens here, without your Instagram profile.
A Story is rarely a single item. A profile often posts three to ten items across a day, each with its own address behind the same link.
Our tool reads the whole Story from the pasted address and lists every item separately, with a thumbnail, its type (photo or video) and the file size. You choose what to save and can grab everything in one go.
One limit is not ours: Instagram deletes Stories 24 hours after they are posted. While a Story is live it can be downloaded; after that the link ceases to exist and no tool can recover the file.
If what you want is a video from a profile's permanent feed, head to Instagram video downloader; for short vertical clips in the Reels tab, see the Reels downloader.
Stories are temporary posts that stay visible for 24 hours in the bar at the top of the app. Unlike a regular post, a Story gets no public likes and no permanent comments. A Story can be a photo, a short video, a sequence of several items, a poll or a link.
Because they are temporary, Stories leave the profile once they expire — unless the creator saves them to Highlights.
Instagram describes the format at about.instagram.com.
Stories are different from Reels and feed posts: there is no share button on someone else’s Story. The way in is through the Story’s own menu.
If the Copy link option does not appear, the account is almost certainly private. In that case there is no public link to copy — and no serious tool can download content from a private account.
No. Instagram removes a Story 24 hours after posting and its address stops existing. No tool, free or paid, has access to what Instagram has already deleted.
There is, however, one useful exception: Highlights. When a creator saves a Story to Highlights it stops being temporary and stays pinned to the profile. The content remains public and downloads normally — just copy the link of the item inside the Highlight.
If you tend to keep Stories, download them the same day.
No. Baixargram runs entirely in the browser on your phone or computer. Nothing gets installed on the device and no account is needed.
On iPhone the saved file lands in the Files app under Downloads; on Android it goes to the Download folder in internal storage.
No. A Story from a private account has no public address — the content is only visible to approved followers, so there is no link to paste and nothing a tool can reach from the outside. If a site claims it can download from private accounts, it is most likely about to ask for your login: do not give it.
No, with one exception. After 24 hours Instagram deletes the Story and its address stops responding. The exception is Highlights: if the creator saved the Story to Highlights, it stays public and can be downloaded normally, even months later.
We send no notification to the creator — the download happens outside the app, without your Instagram account. What was already on the record stays: if you opened the Story in the app before downloading, that view is Instagram's, not this tool's.
Yes, with no download limit. There is no paid plan, no trial period, no required sign-up and no hidden charge — the page is supported by advertising alone.
Baixargram is an independent tool and has no affiliation with, sponsorship from or approval by Meta Platforms, Inc. or Instagram. The Instagram and Meta trademarks belong to their respective owners and are mentioned here only to describe the service.
Use the tool to save your own content or content you have the creator's permission to keep. You are solely responsible for what you do with the downloaded files, including respect for copyright. We do not store, host or redistribute downloaded files: the media is delivered straight from Instagram's servers to your browser.
We may change or discontinue the tool at any time, without prior notice. The service is provided as is.