YouTube to MP4

MP4 is the format YouTube already stores, so converting is really just asking for the right file. Paste a video or Shorts link below, pick a resolution and the MP4 saves straight through your browser.

Nothing stored on our servers No app, no sign up

How to convert YouTube to MP4

Copy the video address from the browser bar, or tap Share then Copy link inside the app. Paste it into the box above and press Download.

The available files appear within a few seconds. Choose the resolution you want and the MP4 goes to your downloads folder or camera roll.

Which resolution to pick

1080p is the safe default for watching on a laptop or a TV. 720p halves the file size and still looks clean on a phone.

360p is worth it when you are on mobile data or archiving a talking head clip where picture detail does not matter.

A file can only be as sharp as the upload. A video published in 720p will never come back as 1080p, whatever the tool promises.

Shorts, live replays and long videos

A Shorts link behaves like any other video link, since a Short is a normal upload in a vertical frame.

Live replays resolve once the stream has finished processing. Very long uploads take a little longer to prepare because the file itself is larger.

MP4 or MP3

Pick MP4 when you want the picture. Pick MP3 when only the sound matters, for a podcast episode, a lecture or a track you are studying.

Both come from the same source file, so switching between them costs nothing but another click.

Questions people ask

Is the YouTube to MP4 converter free?

Yes. No account, no payment step and no daily counter.

What is the highest quality I can get?

Whatever the creator uploaded. When a 1080p or higher file exists it is offered, otherwise the best available stream is.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. It runs in the browser you already have, so no app or extension is needed on either platform.

Are private or age restricted videos supported?

No. Only videos anyone can open without logging in can be fetched.

Do you keep a copy of the file?

No. It streams from the source straight to your device and nothing is written to our storage.

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