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Instagram Carousel Downloader

Every slide from a multi-image post. Paste a public Instagram link and save the original file in seconds — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

  • HD MP4
  • Original source quality
  • No login required
  • 100% free

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Quick answer

To download an Instagram carousel, paste its public post link above. IGDownPro detects the available photo and video slides and lets you save them individually or all at once.

Features

What you get every time you paste a link — no settings to choose and no version of this that costs money.

  • 01

    All slides detected

    Up to 20 items per post, listed in their original order.

  • 02

    Mixed media handled

    Photos return as JPG, videos as MP4 — in one result list.

  • 03

    Download all

    One button saves every slide in sequence instead of clicking through each.

  • 04

    Available quality throughout

    Each item is fetched at the resolution Instagram stores.

How to Save Instagram Carousels in 4 Simple Steps

Follow the steps below. No account needed, no app to install — just a link and a click.

  1. Step 1 Copy the carousel link

    1. Open the multi-slide post and use the ⋯ menu to copy its link. Any slide gives the same URL.
  2. Step 2 Paste it above

    1. Drop the URL into the input field on this page.
  3. Step 3 Press Download

    1. Every slide appears as a separate preview card.
  4. Step 4 Save individually or all at once

    1. Use each card's button, or 'Download all' to grab the complete album.

Technical specifications — Instagram Carousel Downloader

Exactly what you get, with no marketing rounding.

  • Output format: MP4 (H.264) for video, JPG for images
  • Maximum quality: 1080 × 1920 for reels, up to 1080p for feed video
  • Re-encoding: None — passed through byte for byte as Instagram serves it
  • Watermark added: None, ever
  • Account required: No signup, no email address and no Instagram login
  • Works on: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS
  • Private content: Not supported, by design
  • Cost: Free, with no daily cap

About the Instagram carousel downloader

Carousel posts hold up to 20 slides, and saving them one screenshot at a time is miserable. IGDownPro enumerates the whole album and hands you each file at full quality.

Mixed albums are handled correctly: photo slides come back as JPGs and video slides as MP4s, in the order the creator arranged them.

The Instagram carousel downloader is a browser-based tool that saves public Instagram carousel slides to your device as MP4 / JPG, with no account, no app and no Instagram login required.

Frequently asked questions

How many slides can a carousel have?

Instagram allows up to 20 items per carousel post. IGDownPro lists all of them regardless of the mix of photos and videos.

Can I download only one slide?

Yes. Each slide has its own download button, so you can take just the one you want.

Are the slides saved in the right order?

Yes. Files are listed and numbered in the sequence the creator arranged, which matters for tutorials and step-by-step posts where the order is the content itself.

Does the link change depending on which slide I copy it from?

No. A carousel is one post with one URL, so copying the link from slide 1 or slide 9 gives the same address. Paste it and every slide is listed.

What happens with a mixed photo-and-video album?

Each slide is handled on its own terms: photo slides come back as JPG, video slides as MP4, in one result list. You do not have to sort them yourself.

Does 'Download all' produce a ZIP?

No. Files save individually and in sequence, so each arrives in its native format ready to open. Some browsers ask once for permission to save multiple files — allow it and the rest follow.

For general questions about privacy, supported links, file locations and copyright, read the complete Instagram downloader FAQ.

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