Online Video Downloader

Save permitted video content from URLs directly in your browser. Choose MP4 for universal compatibility or WebM for open-source projects. No software. No account. Just paste and download.

Download Video & Audio

Paste a social media, video, audio, YouTube, or Spotify link to download in your chosen format

Supports major social media platforms, YouTube playlists, and Spotify tracks/playlists/albums

Features

6 formats: MP3 320/128, M4A, FLAC, MP4, WebM
Major social media, video, and audio URLs
Lyrics from Genius
HD cover art & metadata
Video downloads (MP4/WebM)
Video metadata extraction
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Why Use Downloadify for Video

Download video in MP4 — works on every device and player
Download video in WebM — open format for web projects
Video + audio combined in a single file
No quality loss — preserves source resolution
Browser-based — nothing to install or update
Mobile-friendly — works on iPhone, Android, and tablets

Who Is This For

Content Creators

Back up your own uploads from video platforms for safekeeping and re-editing.

Educators

Save open-access lectures, tutorials, and educational documentaries.

Marketers

Archive campaign videos, testimonials, and ad creative for reporting.

Researchers

Collect public-domain footage, documentaries, and freely licensed video.

Responsible Use

Downloadify is for downloading content you own, have permission to use, or that is freely available (public domain, Creative Commons, royalty-free). Please respect copyright laws.

Frequently Asked Questions

What video formats can I download?▼
Downloadify supports MP4 and WebM. MP4 is the most compatible format. WebM is an open format ideal for web-based projects.
Will the downloaded video include audio?▼
Yes. Both MP4 and WebM downloads include the audio track combined with the video in a single file.
Can I download video on mobile?▼
Yes. Downloadify works in any mobile browser. After downloading, save the file to your device or cloud storage.
Is downloading videos online legal?▼
It is legal when you own the content, have permission, or the video is in the public domain, Creative Commons, or otherwise freely available.