We show you how to download YouTube videos without installing programs.
It is common that when watching a YouTube video in the browser the playback is interrupted due to an advertisement or also because its quality is too high for the speed of the broadband connection.
This inconvenience can be solved by downloading the videos to play them without having to be connected to the Internet. Thus, they will be able to see each other again and again, which is also a great help when dealing with, for example, educational videos.
Is it possible to download YouTube videos without programs?
Fortunately, there are many tools that can perform the task of downloading YouTube videos. Some work from the computer. But there are also others that work from the web, without having to install any software.
These online tools are offered for free and are very easy to use. Almost all of them only require knowing the URL of the YouTube video to proceed with its download. Here is a short list of web apps that will help you download YouTube videos to your PC.
How to download YouTube videos without programs?
Savefrom.net
Savefrom.net is an online tool that not only downloads videos from YouTube, but also content hosted on other video portals like Vimeo, Facebook, TikTok, etc.
Its download options allow you to download videos in WebM and MP4 formats, as well as only audio in MP3 format.
Clip Converter
Clip Converter can download YouTube videos in MOV, MKV, AVI, as well as MP4 and 3GP formats, the latter being compatible with most mobile phones. And when it comes to downloading the audio from the videos, it offers support for the MP3, AAC and M4A formats.
Keepvid Video Downloader
Keepvid is an online video downloader that is compatible with many streaming platforms. Apart from YouTube, it supports Instagram, Facebook and many more.
It has an advantage compared to the previous ones, and that is that it lists all the download options for a particular video, so that you can proceed to do it with a simple click on the chosen one. You can also download only the audio of videos posted on YouTube.
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