The most comprehensive Sora backup tool available, and it's FREE!

If you have a large Sora library then you already know that downloading everything one by one is a nightmare. Save Sora is a Chrome extension built to make backing up your Sora content fast, selective, and painless.

It runs locally in your browser, uses your existing logged-in Sora session, and does not require an account, database, password entry, or any paid subscription.

Get the latest update here:

>https://github.com/alpha1337/save-sora/releases/

Update v1.13.40 Release Notes

• Back up Published, Draft, and Liked videos
• Back up Cameo and Cameo Draft videos
• Back up Character and Character Draft videos
• Add public profiles to a Creators list and selectively back up their content
• Select specific character accounts to include in a backup
• Download files as a ZIP archive
• Automatically organize downloads into folders by content type
• Filter by keywords before fetching so you can avoid huge irrelevant result sets
• Cherry-pick exactly what you want without altering search results
• Automatically rename videos with readable semantic filenames
• Sort by newest, oldest, most liked, most viewed, or most remixed
• See total disk space before downloading
• Skip failed items automatically
• Abort fetches when needed
• Export video URLs as CSV
• Load prior scan results instantly from a persisted local catalog
• Use safer incremental fetches for future scans when possible

Why people are using it

• Always free
• No ads
• No account required
• No credentials pasted anywhere
• No backend
• Open source
• Runs locally in Chrome

Why it’s safe

• Uses your existing logged-in Sora session
• Does not ask for your password, tokens, or cookies
• Runs locally in your browser
• Public source code, so anyone can inspect exactly how it works

How to verify it yourself

• Review the permissions in manifest.json
• Inspect the public GitHub repo
• Load it unpacked in Chrome and verify the files yourself
• Watch the network requests in DevTools

The most complete solution available online.

Your \"Character\" videos and remixes are safe with \"Sora Save\"

Download videos from your favorite Creators

https://alpha1337.github.io/save-sora/

Sora web/app experience shuts down on April 26, 2026.

If you want to preserve your library, now is the time to do it.

Like a lot of you, I’ve been creating with Sora since it launched. The shutdown announcement came out of nowhere & hit us all hard. After a few down days, I came up with a plan, I grabbed sorarefugees.com and I’m building something for the community that will allow us to keep creating. If you want to be the first to try it, join the waitlist. 22 days left until full Sora shutdown.

If OpenAI is discontinuing Sora 2 due to financial problems. Why not just sell it to its competitors they get money people still will have access to Sora

I get that you guys are sensitive and wanna be taken seriously. Claude wears polos. I get it. I get that you got your IPO coming. That’s nice. But bruh, you made the best video generation model in existence and a sweet social platform to accompany it and you just shut it down??? Nah. You took the whole free thing too far and didn’t have a plan to turn the corner. It was a great jump off but you forgot step 2. The plan was: change the world with realistic text to video. Profit. Don’t give up on the second part. Boot the freeloaders and set a subscription price that turns a profit. Give us some better editing tools so we can be more efficient with the content we generate. Google ain’t shutting down Flow. Just saying.

If you dump free usage things get cheaper immediately. You can wind down some resources and allocate that compute elsewhere. Remember that your goal is realtime streaming ai generated video. Sora was a step on that path.

Just go YouTube route or like any free game ever. 15 second ad before each video generation. I would wait 15 seconds, it takes like a minute anyways for the video to generate, might as well watch something while we wait. I believe this would be the best option for them, get a few big companies to promote on the platform and everyone’s happy. Sora wins, users win, companies win.

My final tribute to Sora. You will be missed!

Just tried on two accounts and getting the same error

Un messaggio per coloro che pensano: “Beh, ora abbiamo Veo e Kling…

Tutto andava bene fino a marzo, quando è scoppiata la notizia che tutti conosciamo.

Come sempre, il mio unico modello generativo di riferimento era Sora 2. Per rifinire un video, usavo Veo 3.1 o Grok o Kling, se necessario, giusto per completare un breve clip che Sora non aveva gestito bene, ma non avrei mai osato usarli per più di qualche secondo, perché sapevo benissimo che non erano all'altezza.

Capisco che tutti qui stiano usando i modelli Veo o Kling, ma chiunque qui abbia effettivamente usato Sora 2 fin dal primo giorno—e intendo davvero usarlo, non solo per fare video di gatti su TikTok—sa benissimo che non c'era un singolo comando che Sora 2 seguisse alla lettera… spesso inventava cose, immaginava nuove scene e raccontava storie in modo completamente originale.

Quindi la risposta è SÌ, c'era un modello capace di fare tutto ciò, eravamo già nel 🚀2027 e ora non c'è più