Save any public YouTube video as MP4, or pull just the audio as MP3.
Open the video and copy its address from the browser or the share menu.
Drop the link into the box above and press the download button.
Pick a quality, then save the video or MP3 to your device.
Paste any public YouTube address and the downloader handles the rest. Regular watch pages, shortened youtu.be links, Shorts and embedded URLs all resolve to the same video, so you do not have to clean up the link first. Extra parameters such as a playlist reference or a timestamp are simply ignored.
For video, pick the resolution that matches how you will watch it: 1080p for a laptop or television, 720p as a sensible default, 480p or 360p when storage or bandwidth is tight. For audio, the MP3 option discards the picture entirely and encodes the sound at 192 kbps, which is a good match for interviews, lectures and music you already own.
Recording your screen re-encodes the picture a second time, which softens detail and usually loses audio synchronisation on longer clips. Downloading takes the original file that YouTube already serves to the player, so the result is exactly as sharp as the source and the sound stays locked to the picture.
Age-restricted videos, private uploads, members-only content and anything that requires signing in cannot be retrieved. Live streams that are still running are also unavailable until the broadcast finishes and YouTube publishes the recording.
Yes, when the original upload includes that resolution. Older or low-effort uploads may top out at 720p or lower, and the list of available qualities always reflects what actually exists.
Paste the link, choose the MP3 option instead of a resolution, and press download. The audio is extracted and encoded at 192 kbps.
Yes. Shorts links are handled exactly like ordinary videos.
Not currently. Each request handles a single video, which keeps the queue fair for everyone using the service.