How to Download Instagram Videos, Reels & Photos

Overview

DLGram is a free Instagram downloader that lets you save any public Instagram content — videos, reels, photos, and carousels — directly to your device without any registration or software installation.

Step 1 — Copy the Instagram Link

Open the Instagram app or website and find the post, reel, or video you want to download. Tap the three-dot menu (⋯) in the top right of the post and select "Copy link". On desktop, you can copy the URL directly from the browser address bar.

Step 2 — Paste the Link into DLGram

Go to dlgram.org and paste the copied link into the input field. DLGram automatically detects the media type and fetches the download link within seconds.

Step 3 — Download Your File

Click the Download button to save the file. Videos are saved as MP4 and photos as JPG. On mobile, tap and hold the download button if the file opens in the browser instead of downloading.

Downloading Instagram Reels

Instagram Reels can be downloaded the same way as regular videos. Simply copy the Reel link from the share menu and paste it into DLGram. The reel will be downloaded in full quality MP4 format without watermarks.

Downloading Instagram Carousels

DLGram supports carousel posts (multiple photos or videos in a single post). When you paste a carousel link, all media files are displayed individually so you can download each one separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I download private Instagram posts?

No. DLGram only works with publicly available Instagram content. Private accounts and posts are not accessible.

Is there a limit on downloads?

No. You can download as many public Instagram posts as you want, completely free of charge.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. DLGram works on all devices — iPhone, Android, and desktop — directly in the browser. No app installation required.

Will downloaded videos have watermarks?

No. DLGram downloads the original media directly from Instagram's servers — no watermarks are added.

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