Four steps to save a video from a link

What this page does for you

You give this page the address of a video. The page gives you a file. The file is saved on your phone or your computer. You can open it later with no internet.

It is free for ordinary use, and you do not make an account. There is no app to install and no extension to add. Everything happens in the browser tab you already have open.

The words “dari link” mean you start from a link you already hold. This page walks that path in four short steps and then names the three problems that stop people most often.

Step one: copy the address of the video

Open the video first. Watch that it plays. On a computer, click the address bar at the top and copy the text. On a phone, use the share button under the video and choose the option that copies the link.

The address must be for one video, not a channel, a profile, a search page, or a list. Those pages hold many videos, so there is no single file to give you later.

If the player never starts for you when you are logged out, this tool will not invent a file either. Use a video anyone can watch.

Step two: paste the address into the box

Come back to this page. Tap or click inside the box at the top. Paste. You now see one long line of text. Check that it starts with http. Check that there is no space at the start or the end.

Messengers sometimes add a period or a bracket at the end when someone pastes a link into a sentence. Delete those extra characters so Analyze sees a clean address.

If the link was shortened twice, open it in a browser until the real player page appears, then copy that final address. Gate pages and countdown pages are not the video.

Step three: press Analyze and wait

Press the Analyze button. Now wait. This takes a few seconds on a short video and longer on a big one. Our server opens the page and looks for the video files. You do not need to do anything while you wait. Keep this tab open.

Analyze does not spend one of your three free downloads. Only pressing Download file and finishing the transfer counts. You can press Analyze more than once if you need to check the list again.

If the list stays empty, jump to the problem sections below. Do not keep pressing Analyze on a channel URL hoping a file appears.

Step four: pick one row and save the file

You see a list. Each line is the same video in a different quality. The number like 720p or 1080p is the picture height. The number in MB is the size of the file. A bigger number means a clearer picture and a bigger file.

Pick one line. Press Download file. Wait again. Keep the tab open until the file is finished. The file goes to your Downloads folder on a computer, or to your files or gallery on a phone.

Free use allows three downloads each day. The count goes back to three at midnight UTC. One file must be smaller than 150 MB on free use. Pro takes away the daily count, takes away the size limit, and removes the ads.

Problem one: the address is not one video

You get an empty list when the address is a channel, a profile, a search page, or a list of videos. Those pages hold many videos, so there is no single file to give you.

The fix is short. Open one video. Copy the address of that one video. Paste it again. The same rule applies to playlists: open one item, then copy that item’s address.

If you are unsure, paste the address into a private browser window. If you see many thumbnails and no single player, you still have a list page, not a video page.

Problem two: the video is not public

Some videos need an account. A private page, a members page, or a paid page shows a login screen to our server instead of a video. The list comes back empty.

There is no fix for this one. The empty list is the correct answer. Use a video that anyone can watch without signing in.

Rentals, school portals, and friends-only shares behave the same way. If you can only watch while logged in, this page cannot fetch a public file for you.

Problem three: the tab was closed too early

The file arrives while the tab is open. If you close the tab, or lock the phone and the browser stops, the file does not finish. Start again and wait. When the file is big, stay on Wi-Fi and leave the screen on until it is done.

A prepared file sits behind a short timer. Leaving the transfer half done leaves a partial file in your download list. Delete the partial and run Download file again when you can stay on the page.

On a computer, avoid putting the machine to sleep mid-transfer. On a phone, keep the browser in the foreground until the download completes.

Related pages

• A first download explained from the beginning
• The three-step walkthrough and choosing a file
• What counts as a link this page can read
• Copying the address on a phone or a desktop