Paste a link. Pick your quality. Hit download.
Internet Download Hub handles the rest — from YouTube playlists to TikTok clips, all in one place.
How it works
No sign-ups. No extensions. No complicated setup.
From YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit — over 1,000 sites supported.
1080p, 720p, audio-only MP3 — file sizes shown before you commit.
Files save to your chosen folder. Queue multiple videos. Pause and resume anytime.
Features
Not a toy. A tool that gets the job done, every time.
Download entire YouTube playlists at once. Pick every video, a range, or just the ones you want. Each one queues individually — no chaos, no missed files.
Run multiple downloads at the same time. Each one tracks its own speed, progress, and ETA. Set how many can run simultaneously.
One click for MP3 output from any video. Great for music, podcasts, or lectures. Quality options from 128kbps to 320kbps.
See every available resolution with file sizes before you download. From 144p for quick previews to 4K for the best quality. No surprises.
yt-dlp, streamlink, gallery-dl, and N_m3u8DL-RE work together behind the scenes. If one fails, the next tries. You never even know it happened.
Everything runs on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no tracking. Your download history stays local. Import browser cookies for age-restricted content.
Supported Sites
If it has a video, it probably works.
Screenshots
Clean interface. Powerful features. Nothing you don't need.
Main Downloader — paste a URL, pick quality, and go
Active Queue — multiple downloads with live progress
Settings — customize paths, quality, and engines
Two ways to use it
Quick download? Web version. Heavy lifting? Desktop.
No install · 50+ sites
Full power · 1000+ sites
Download
Free forever. No ads. No spyware. No strings attached.
v1.1.3 · Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
~130 MB installer
The installer bundles all required download engines. You won't need to install Python, yt-dlp, or FFmpeg separately — everything is included.
Windows may show a security warning for unsigned apps. Click More info → Run anyway. This is normal and safe — the source code is public on GitHub.
FAQ
Quick answers for the things people usually ask.
No. All required tools — yt-dlp, FFmpeg, streamlink, gallery-dl, and N_m3u8DL-RE — are bundled inside the installer. Just install and go.
Yes. Paste a playlist URL and the app detects it automatically. You can download all videos, pick a range, or select individual ones. Each video queues separately so nothing gets missed.
The source code is fully open source under the MIT license — anyone can review it on GitHub. The app only downloads publicly available content. There are no ads, no subscriptions, and no data collection.
In Settings, you can import your browser cookies (Netscape format) from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. This lets the app access content that requires your account. The cookies are stored locally on your machine only.
The web version is great for quick downloads from popular sites like YouTube, TikTok, and Twitter. The desktop version adds playlists, parallel downloads, audio extraction, download history, and support for 1,000+ sites. Both are free.
FFmpeg is a large library used to merge separate video and audio tracks into a single high-quality file. To keep the installer small, it downloads automatically the first time you need it for high-quality video merging. This only happens once.
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