Kwai Video Downloader: Save Kwai Videos Without the Logo
Paste a Kwai share link and save the video as an MP4, with the cover image. Free, no app and no Kwai account. Works on Android, iPhone, PC and Mac.
Paste a Kwai link below, tap Find video, then Download MP4. No Kwai account, nothing to install, and the saved file carries no Kwai logo.
Paste a Kuaishou or Kwai link
On iPhone, the file goes to the Files app (Downloads folder) first. See . Please save only videos you have the right to keep. how to move it to Photos .
Your browser may ask to allow multiple downloads. Choose Allow. On iPhone, Safari asks once for each file.
Recent on this device
Videos you look up appear here, so you can find them again later.
Stored only in this browser. It is never sent to us.
- No account needed
- Works in any browser
- Public videos only
- History stays on your device
This is the Kwai half of the site. Kwai is the international app from Kuaishou Technology, and its links, its files and even its error pages behave differently from Kuaishou’s — which is why it gets its own page rather than a paragraph on someone else’s. If your app’s menus are in Chinese you are on Kuaishou, and the home page downloader is the one you want.
What you get back
Tested in October 2026, with my own downloads:
| File | Kwai returns |
|---|---|
| Video | One MP4, H.264 |
| Resolution | 720 x 1280, or 576 x 1024 on older posts |
| Cover image | Yes, usually WebP |
| Separate soundtrack | No — Kwai does not expose one |
Kuaishou posts often return a second, smaller H.265 MP4 and a separate M4A soundtrack. Kwai posts do not. If you came here expecting the audio button and it is not there, that is why, and it is a limit of what Kwai publishes rather than something this tool chose not to fetch.
About the Kwai logo
When you save a video with Kwai’s own in-app button, the app usually stamps its logo and the creator’s ID onto the picture. The file this tool saves comes from the public video page instead, and the copies I have checked carried no Kwai logo.
What does stay is anything the creator burned in while editing — captions, stickers, their own name across the middle. Those are part of the picture, not an overlay added at save time, so nothing can strip them without re-encoding over the top of them. The watermark page explains the difference properly.
Which Kwai links work
| Link | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| App share link | k.kwai.com/p/... | What Copy link gives you. Paste the whole message if it comes wrapped in text |
| Video page with username | www.kwai.com/@name/video/52... | The best one — caption and creator name come through |
| Video page without username | www.kwai.com/video/52... | Works, but caption and creator may be blank |
| Mobile video page | m.kwai.com/photo/150.../52... | Works |
These do not work, and no downloader can change that:
- A profile address that stops at
@name— that is a creator, not a video. - Live streams.
- Private videos, and videos from private accounts.
- Anything already deleted or blocked in your region.
- Snack Video links. Snack Video is a sibling app from the same company, and this tool does not support it.
When Kwai says nothing is there
Kwai has one genuinely awkward habit. When a logged-out visitor asks for a video that is deleted, private or region-blocked, Kwai does not return an error — it serves its general home page. All three failures therefore look identical from outside, and the tool can only report that it found no video.
If a link fails and you are sure it is public, open it in a private browser window first. If you cannot see the video while logged out, neither can this tool. Download not working walks through the rest.
On your device
The tool runs in the browser, so the saving step is whatever your browser does with a file:
- Android — download Kwai videos on Android, including where Chrome puts the file and how to get it into your gallery.
- iPhone and iPad — save videos to Photos. Safari sends downloads to Files first, which catches most people out.
- PC and Mac — download on PC or Mac.
Do you need a Kwai downloader app?
No, and I would gently push back on installing one. Everything here happens on a public video page that any browser can already read; an app or extension for it mostly buys you an icon, a permissions prompt and an update you have to trust. There is nothing a Kwai downloader app can reach that a browser cannot.
Before you save someone else’s video
Downloading a public video for yourself is one thing. Reposting it as your own is another, and the creator still holds the rights either way. Is it legal to download Kuaishou videos? sets out where the line sits and how to credit properly.
Related
- How to download Kwai videos — the full step-by-step with app screenshots.
- What is Kwai? — who owns it, where it runs, how it differs from Kuaishou.
- Supported link formats — every link shape both apps produce.