Download YouTube Lectures for Offline Study

Paste the lecture's YouTube link above, keep the format on Video/MP4 (or switch to MP3 if you only want the audio), pick a quality, and click Download. You get a clean file you can replay offline on your laptop or phone — no app to install.

Choose MP4 (video) when the professor writes on a board, shows slides, or works through diagrams you need to see. Choose MP3 (audio) for talk-heavy lectures, language listening practice, or revision you want to play in the background while commuting or at the gym — the smaller file also saves phone storage.

Yes. Without an account you get up to 5 downloads a day for videos up to 10 minutes. A free AudioPod account — no card required — unlocks unlimited downloads, longer videos (full hour-plus lectures) and priority processing, which matters during exam season.

Only download videos you own or have the rights to use, and always respect copyright and YouTube's Terms of Service. Many lectures are posted for personal study, but the rights belong to the creator or institution — keep downloads for your own offline study, don't redistribute them, and check the channel's terms if you're unsure. AudioPod is built for legitimate, personal-study and own-content use, not piracy.

Yes — that's the best part for students. With your free AudioPod account you can transcribe the lecture into a timestamped, searchable transcript (great for revision notes and citations), turn it into a podcast episode to re-listen to, or split the audio to isolate a single speaker. One click takes the video you just downloaded straight into those tools.

Download the videos one at a time by pasting each link. A free account removes the daily download cap, so you can work through an entire course series or revision playlist in a sitting and keep everything saved locally for the term.