Save a clip for offline viewing instead of relying on the page staying up.
Video Downloader
Download the video stored in a page
Paste a page link and this tool looks inside the page for the video it holds, then lists every quality it finds with a direct download for each.
Reads the video out of the page itself, so it works well beyond the usual handful of social sites.
- Every quality it finds
- Streams saved as one MP4
- Make a GIF or MP3 from it
- Paste a link
- Find the video
- Download
Where it works
Any page with a videoWorksX (Twitter)WorksBlueskyWorksPinterestSome pagesLinkedInSome pages
Free, no signup. Paste a link and pick a quality.
Find and download the video inside a page
Paste a page link and this tool looks inside the page for the video it holds, then lists every quality it finds with a direct download for each.
Why use it
Why use this video downloader
Grab the highest quality version rather than a re-encoded screen recording.
See the exact file size of each quality before committing to a download.
Works on ordinary pages, not just the few sites most downloaders support.
How it works
How the video downloader works
1 Paste the link to the page that holds the video.
2 The page is fetched and scanned for the video stored inside it.
3 Pick a quality from the list and the file downloads.
Use cases
Common ways people use it
Save a conference talk clip embedded in a blog post.Download a public X or Bluesky post video at full resolution.Keep a product demo video linked from a documentation page.Pull a direct .mp4 link down as a properly named file.Turn an .m3u8 stream link into one MP4 file.Check what resolutions a page actually serves before downloading.
FAQ
Video downloader questions
How does it find the video?
It fetches the page and reads the video URL out of the places pages store it: Open Graph tags, video and source elements, JSON-LD metadata, and inline player configuration.
Why does it say no video was found?
Some sites load video only after the page opens, so nothing is stored in the HTML to find. Feed-style social pages are the usual case.
Does this run in my browser like other useSignal tools?
Partly. A browser cannot read another site's page, so finding the video uses a small server step. Streamed video is then downloaded and joined into an MP4 in your browser.
What happens with streamed video?
Many players deliver video as a stream of short segments instead of one file. Each quality is listed like a normal download, and pressing it fetches the segments and joins them into one MP4 without re-encoding. DRM-protected and live streams cannot be saved.
Why is there a separate audio file for some videos?
Some pages link their audio as its own file, and then both are listed. Streams that keep audio separately are merged into the MP4 automatically.
Can I trim the video or turn it into a GIF?
Yes. Press Edit on any quality and the video opens in the Video Editor, ready to trim, make a GIF, or extract MP3 audio in your browser.
Do the download links expire?
Yes, after six hours. Scan the page again to get fresh links.
Can I download anything I want with this?
Only download video you have the right to keep. Respect copyright and each site's terms of service.