Instagram Bulk Downloader: Download Multiple Reels at Once (2026)
Saving reels one link at a time stops being practical past five or six. Here is how bulk downloading works, and how to do fifty in about a minute.
Saving reels one link at a time stops being practical past five or six. Here is how bulk downloading works, and how to do fifty in about a minute.
A normal Instagram downloader takes one link and gives you one post. A bulk downloader takes a whole list of links, fetches every post on it, and hands you all the files together. The difference only matters once you have more than a handful of posts, and then it matters a lot: fifty reels by hand is fifty rounds of copy, paste, wait and save.
| In your file | What happens |
|---|---|
| Reel link | MP4 with audio |
| Photo post | Full-size JPG |
| Carousel | Every slide, photo or video |
| Same link twice | Downloaded once |
| Media URL (cdninstagram.com) | Ignored, it is not a post link |
| Link hidden behind hyperlink text | Found and downloaded |
Links are looked up two at a time. In a test with a real 36-post spreadsheet, all 36 resolved in 39 seconds, so a full 50-link file takes about a minute before the ZIP starts downloading. The ZIP step then depends on your connection and how many videos are in the batch.
The number of posts does not change the rules. Saving public posts for personal reference is the same act whether you save one or fifty, and re-uploading someone else's content or using it commercially still needs their permission. If the posts are your own or your client's, bulk saving is simply a faster backup. See bulk downloading for agencies and brands.
Turn a spreadsheet of Instagram links into downloaded reels, videos and photos. Works with .xlsx and .csv, links in any column, no copy-paste and no login.
Save photos from many Instagram posts, and every slide of multiple carousels, in one ZIP at full resolution from a simple list of links.
Three ways to collect Instagram post and reel links into a spreadsheet, ready for bulk downloading: copy them by hand, use an export tool, or tidy an existing list.