When you run the installer, you'll come across a page that offers to install 'Bing Search' or something else. However, be aware that the installer comes with bundleware, which is where other programs are pushed on you that you don't need. This makes it very easy to capture several videos at once. No need to fumble around finding out the direct URL of the video. Take a MakeUseOf article with five embedded videos, for example, and all of them will be detected. The nice thing about JDownloader is that you don't need the direct URL of a specific video. You get to pick which of the detected videos you want to download. You take the URL of any page that has a streamed video on it, paste it into the app, and it will scan the page for all the videos it can detect. JDownloader is like Freemake Video Downloader but with a twist. Supported sites: Nearly any site with streaming video. Or you can download only the audio portion in MP3 or M4A formats. Videos can be downloaded in MP4, MKV, and FLV formats. Video downloads are available in 8K, 4K, 1080p, or 720p (as long as the source video was uploaded at that resolution, of course). You can also download the annotations and subtitles in YouTube videos.

You can paste links to YouTube playlists or YouTube channels to download every video available, and you can even subscribe to YouTube channels and auto-download new videos as they're made available. Just copy the URL of an online video and paste it into 4K Video Downloader. It works extremely quickly and doesn't throttle your download, plus it's really easy to get to grips with. We recommend it if you want a no-hassle option that requires close to zero effort on your part. Supported sites: YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, Flickr, Dailymotion, and several other sites.ĤK Video Downloader is the simplest and most straightforward tool to capture video from a website.

Grab videos from websites