Online Video Downloader for MP4 up to 4K

Copy the video’s link from the app’s Share menu or your browser’s address bar, paste it into the box at the top of this page and press Fetch Media. Pick a quality or format, then save the file. It works the same on phones and computers.

Yes. There’s no fee, no signup and nothing to install. To keep the service fast for everyone, each visitor can run 2 downloads at a time, and files are limited to 4 GB and 24 hours of video. Long videos fit best at lower qualities or as audio.

Instagram, X, Facebook, Pinterest, Kick, Vimeo, Twitch, SoundCloud and more. YouTube links open on a partner site. The Supported Sites page has the full list, along with the content types each one offers.

YouTube doesn’t let our server fetch its videos, so YouTube links open on a separate partner site instead. Paste the link and press Fetch Media, and the downloader copies it and opens that site in a new tab, where you can save it as MP4 or MP3.

Every resolution the source published, from 144p up to 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K and 8K. After you fetch a link, the list shows only the qualities that exist for that video, each with an estimated file size.

Yes. After you fetch a link, the Audio tab extracts the sound as MP3 at 320, 192 or 128 kbps, or as M4A or Opus. That works for music tracks, podcasts and most other sites. Higher MP3 bitrates can’t add detail that the source audio doesn’t have.

Open this page in Safari, paste the link and tap Save File when it’s ready. Safari saves the video to the Files app under Downloads. To move it to Photos, open it in Files, tap Share and choose Save Video.

Open this page in Chrome or any other browser, paste the link and tap Save File. The video goes to your phone’s Downloads folder, where your Files app and gallery can open it.

To your browser’s Downloads folder, unless you set the browser to ask where to save each file. On Windows and Mac you can open it from the browser’s download list.

Yes. There’s no app or extension to install, and the tool never asks for a password or social media login. Treat any downloader that asks for your Instagram, TikTok or Facebook password as a scam. You receive a plain MP4, MP3, M4A, Opus or SRT file.

No. It runs in your browser with no signup, extension or app, on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iPhone.

Yes. Short videos work the same way as long ones. Paste the Reel link, including share links copied from the Instagram app.

The tool never adds a watermark or logo. You get the video file the platform serves, so it looks exactly like the original upload.

No. Only videos that anyone can watch without logging in are available. That rules out private accounts, private groups, members-only and paid videos, and anything protected by DRM.

Usually the platform didn’t provide an audio track. Instagram often shares audio only with logged-in viewers, and some posts are silent to begin with. When a link has no audio, the Audio tab says so before you download.

Most short videos are ready in seconds. Long videos, 4K files and conversions take longer, and the progress bar shows the speed and time left. Use Trim Clip to download only the part you need.

Files stay on the server only long enough for you to save them and are deleted automatically within 30 minutes. There’s no download history, and the Privacy Policy explains exactly what is processed.

Private posts, login-only content, DRM-protected streams and running live broadcasts can’t be downloaded. Platforms also limit automated access at times, so a link that fails may work a few minutes later.

Not yet. Each link downloads one video. In a carousel you get the first video, even when photos come before it, and playlist links download the single video you opened.

It depends on the content, your country and each platform’s terms. Only download media you own, media with a license that allows it, or media you have permission to save. You are responsible for how you use each file.