Download Video From a Link
Paste a link, get the file. No software to install and no advert sitting on top of the download button.
We accept: any link to a video
- No sign-up
- Nothing to install
- No ad breaks
Three steps to the file
- Copy the linkOpen the video and copy the page address from the address bar or from the Share button.
- Paste it into the fieldThe field above, on this very page. There is nothing to install.
- Press Download and save the fileNothing stands between the button and the file.
How it works
The tool works on public links: you hand it the address of a page that has a video on it, we fetch the file behind that page and give it back to you. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure, on any device with a browser. Underneath sits the same engine as our Telegram bot — over fifteen hundred supported sites, of which the Russian-language platforms are covered properly rather than nominally.
What separates us from the neighbours in the search results is what happens after you press the button: nothing. No interstitial, no countdown, no "watch this clip to unlock 1080p". We promise a file, and a file is what arrives. There is also no library of other people's videos here and no search across them — the only link this site ever processes is the one you brought.
When the bot is easier
Long recordings, heavy files and whole batches are not a job for a browser tab. The Telegram bot handles files up to 2 GB, queues the work and drops the result into the chat, where it stays. Same engine, different interface.
Open the bot in TelegramWhy us
- A file, not a chain of redirectsThe link to the finished file appears in this same tab. No waiting page in between, no timer, and no second button that only pretends to be the first one.
- Tested on the heavy endThe most recent live check was a hundred-minute recording weighing 578 MB, and it came down in one piece as a single file.
- Regional platforms kept by handVK Video, Rutube and Odnoklassniki are not a line in a list of supported sites here; they break more often than the rest, and they are the first ones we repair.
Questions and answers
Do I need an account or a browser extension?
Neither. The tool runs on the page itself: paste a link, receive a file. An account only comes into it for the Telegram bot, and there you already have one.
Which sites does it support?
The engine knows more than fifteen hundred of them. Polished separately: VK Video and Clips, Rutube, Odnoklassniki, Mail.ru Video. Among the international ones — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Reddit, Pinterest, Vimeo, Dailymotion.
What quality does the file arrive in?
Whatever the platform actually serves, up to 1080p and higher where the source has it. We never re-encode: if the original is 1080p, that is what you get, not a squeezed copy of it.
Is there a limit on size or length?
The website keeps a sensible ceiling for the sake of speed. Multi-gigabyte files and long live recordings are better taken through the bot, where the limit is 2 GB and the result stays in the chat.
Do you keep my links or my files?
The file sits in a temporary buffer and is deleted automatically. We keep no catalogue and no public history of anyone's links; that is a position, not a setting.
Can I download the audio track on its own?
No, and that is deliberate. Pulling an audio file out of somebody's music video is the single biggest legal problem in this niche, and we stay out of it.
What if my link does not work?
Usually it is privacy: a closed group, a link-only upload or a deleted video cannot be fetched. If the video is public and it still fails, write to us — platforms change their markup regularly and we fix it.