YTDown
Download YouTube videos & playlists
Paste a link, choose MP4 or MP3, and save — no account needed.
Process
How to download from YouTube
Three clear steps from link to file — built for speed on desktop and mobile.
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Paste the URL
Drop in any YouTube watch link or playlist URL.
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Pick quality
Choose MP4 resolution or MP3 bitrate that fits your needs.
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Save the file
Download instantly. Selected playlist items pack into a ZIP.
Output
Formats built for real use
Export clean MP4 video for editing and sharing, or MP3 audio for listening offline.
MP4 video
360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, plus 1440p (2K) and 2160p (4K) when available.
MP3 audio
128kbps, 192kbps, and 320kbps — extract podcasts, lectures, and music tracks.
Playlist ZIP
Select multiple videos from a playlist and download them together in one archive.
About
A cleaner YouTube downloader
YTDown is a free online YouTube downloader focused on clarity and speed. Convert YouTube to MP4 or MP3, download full playlists, and keep the workflow simple — paste a URL, select a format, and save. It works in modern browsers on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Whether you need a lecture in MP3, a tutorial in 1080p, or a 4K wildlife clip, YTDown keeps conversion straightforward without accounts or extensions.
Help
Frequently asked questions
What is YTDown?
YTDown is a free YouTube video and playlist downloader that converts YouTube links to MP4 video or MP3 audio without installing desktop software.
Can I download YouTube playlists?
Yes. Paste a playlist URL, select the videos you want, choose a format, and download them individually or as a ZIP archive.
Which formats and qualities are supported?
You can download MP4 video in 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p (2K), and 2160p (4K) when the source supports it, plus MP3 audio at 128kbps, 192kbps, and 320kbps.
Is YTDown free to use?
Yes. YTDown is free for personal and educational use. No registration or login is required.
Is it legal to download YouTube videos?
Only download content you have the right to use. Always respect copyright law and YouTube’s Terms of Service.