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Build a Local Media Library for Your Work and Authorized Materials

Updated: September 29, 2026

Your published posts, drafts, and materials licensed from partners are all creative assets. Squirrelo helps you keep them in one local media library on your computer, in original quality and under your control.

What belongs in your library

Posts you published on your own accounts, and drafts you have shared links for.

Materials a brand, partner, or author has authorized you to keep and reuse — keep a record of the authorization alongside the files.

Why keep it local

Parsing and saving happen on your device. We do not host or proxy your media, so your library stays under your control.

There is no recommendation feed — every task is started by you.

Keep it organized

Use subfolders by platform, project, or date, and turn on timestamps in file names to avoid overwrites.

Export Original HD/SD, H.264, HEVC, AV1, WebM, or MP3 depending on where the files are used next.

Responsible use

Archive only content you own or are authorized to use. The Terms of Service place misuse liability on the user.

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