Free tools
Free video and audio tools
26 tools. All free, all in the browser, no account and no install.
Paste a link, get the file. That's the whole flow for the 22 downloaders. The 4 utilities take a file or a username instead, and hand back something cropped, resized or compressed.
What's here
Downloaders for 22 platforms, grouped by what people actually use them for. Short-form social (TikTok, Reels, Snaps, Pins). The talk platforms (X, Reddit, Facebook, Bluesky, Tumblr). Long-form video (YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Bilibili). Streams and screen recordings (Twitch, Streamable, Loom). Regional platforms (VK, OK.ru, Rutube). Then audio and archive, where SoundCloud and YouTube both come out as MP3, and Newgrounds keeps its back catalogue reachable.
Then 4 utilities: a video compressor, a profile picture cropper, an Instagram PFP downloader, and a Twitch emote resizer.
Most used
The six people come here for
What you get
Paste, pick a format, save. Three steps, and the file lands with its real name instead of a random ID.
Quality is whatever the platform publishes, and that isn't always what the creator uploaded. SoundCloud transcodes to 128 or 160 kbps before anyone hears a track, so a lossless upload still streams lossy. Most platforms do something similar. Choose "best" where the option appears and you'll get the top version available.
Your files aren't kept. Nothing sticks around after your download finishes.
What you can and can't save
Public content only. Your own uploads, Creative Commons material, or a track whose creator switched downloads on: all fine. A commercial release you have no rights to isn't, and most platforms say so in their terms.
We won't ask for anyone's password, and private or subscriber-only content stays off limits.
If a video is already gone, no tool brings it back. Streamable removes free uploads after a stretch with no views, and Twitch deletes past broadcasts on a clock. A good share of the links sitting in old forum threads are dead for that reason, which looks identical to a broken tool from the outside.
Three things account for almost every failed download:
Why a video company gives these away
Saving the file is the easy part. The work starts after: cutting a 4-hour stream down to the 8 minutes worth posting, cropping it vertical, captioning it, then getting it onto a calendar.
That's the paid product. Your AI assistant connects to Unsora over MCP and can then generate video and images, clip long footage into shorts, build a recurring AI presenter, and schedule the results to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky and LinkedIn. All from the chat you're already in. From $19/month with a 3-day free trial.
The tools on this page stay free either way.
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All 22 downloaders, by what they're for
Short-form social
Vertical video from the four apps people scroll on. Watermark removed where the platform burns one in.
Talk platforms
Video buried in posts, threads and reblogs, including the ones that split audio and video into separate files.
Long-form video
Full-length uploads from the four biggest general video hosts, at the highest resolution each one publishes.
Streams and screen recordings
Multi-hour files from platforms that delete them. Save first, trim later.
Regional platforms
The three largest Russian-language video hosts, which most Western downloaders quietly skip.
Audio and archive
Audio pulled out as MP3, plus the Newgrounds back catalogue.
Utilities
Utilities
Four things that aren't downloads: resizing, cropping and compression for the files you already have.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need an account?
No. No email, no signup, no cap on how many times you use any tool on this page.
Is any of this legal?
Depends what you're saving. Your own uploads, Creative Commons material and content a creator has marked downloadable are fine. Commercial content you have no rights to isn't, and that's on you rather than on us.
Why did my download fail?
Usually because the video is gone. Deleted by the uploader, expired on a free tier, or removed after inactivity. Private and subscriber-only content will also fail, deliberately.
Do you store my files?
No. The file is streamed to you and dropped. We keep no copy and we're not affiliated with any of the platforms listed here.
Why is the quality lower than the original upload?
Because you're getting the version the platform serves, and most platforms transcode on upload. A WAV uploaded to SoundCloud still streams at 128 or 160 kbps, so that's what comes out.