Download YouTube videos to watch offline, anywhere

Download only videos you own or have the rights to: your own uploads, Creative Commons content that permits it, or videos where you have the creator's permission. Downloading copyrighted videos you don't have rights to can violate copyright law and YouTube's Terms of Service, so we ask you to respect both. This tool is for personal, offline access to content you're allowed to save, not for redistributing or pirating other people's work.

Choose MP4 (video) when you want the picture and sound together for watching on a phone, tablet, or laptop. Choose MP3 (audio) when you only need the audio, like talks, interviews, or lessons you'll listen to at the gym or in the car. MP3 files are smaller, so you can fit far more of them on a device before a long trip.

Yes. Once a file is saved to your device it's fully local, so it plays in any standard player with no connection, no app login, and no buffering. That's the whole point for flights, subways, road trips, and anywhere Wi-Fi is unreliable. Just download before you leave a good connection.

You get 5 downloads a day with no account at all, with a 10-minute length cap per video. If you want more, create a free account to unlock unlimited downloads, longer videos, and priority processing, which is handy when you're loading up a device before a trip.

Yes. Once you have the file, AudioPod can transcribe it into searchable text and notes, turn it into a podcast episode, or split the audio into stems. So a downloaded lecture can become study notes, and a downloaded talk can become a clean audio episode for your offline playlist, all from the same place.