Save YouTube videos for offline viewing
A clean online converter: paste the video address, choose the quality you want and get an MP4 or MP3 file. It works on every device, right in the browser.
By using this service you agree to our Terms of Service. Download only content you have the right to save.
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From link to file in three steps
No apps, no extensions, no waiting room.
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Grab the address
In the YouTube app tap Share → Copy link, or copy the URL from your browser’s address bar.
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Check the options
Paste the address into the field at the top of this page and we list every quality on offer.
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Download the file
Tap the resolution or audio format you need. Your browser saves the file when the conversion finishes.
Built to be simple
Everything you need to keep a video for later, and nothing else.
Clean results
Original picture and sound, with no logo or watermark added on top.
Up to 1080p video
From data-saving 144p to crisp HD — whatever the uploader made available.
Audio-only mode
Turn a talk, a lesson or your own upload into an MP3 or M4A file.
Phone, tablet or desktop
Nothing to install: any modern browser is enough.
Private by default
No sign-up form, no profile and no advertising cookies.
Temporary by design
Converted files are wiped from the server 15 minutes after they are ready.
Questions and answers
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The converter is free to use and does not require an account.
What quality will my file be?
You choose. MP4 video is offered in each resolution the source has, up to 1080p. For sound you can pick MP3 at 192 kbps or M4A, which keeps the original audio track.
Which videos cannot be converted?
Anything longer than 2 hours, live broadcasts, private videos and videos that need a signed-in or age-verified account. Heavy use from one connection is rate limited.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. On Android the file lands in Downloads. On iOS, Safari stores it in the Files app, in the Downloads folder.
What happens to the converted files?
They are stored only long enough for you to download them — at most 15 minutes — and are then removed automatically. See the Privacy Policy for the details.
Am I allowed to download any video?
No. Use the service only for your own uploads, for videos whose licence permits copying (Creative Commons, public domain) or when the rights holder has given you permission. Saving videos may breach YouTube’s Terms of Service, and local copyright law applies to you.