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Download video from anywhere, in one paste

Paste a link from YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Dailymotion or Loom. We find the real media behind the page, list every version that genuinely exists with its size, and hand you the file.

Works with 6 platforms today. Nothing to install, no account.

Pick your platform

Each one has its own page, its own quality ladder and its own quirks documented.

YouTubeup to 4KWatch links and Shorts, merged so 4K keeps its sound.Instagramup to 1080pReels and posts at their native vertical frame.Facebookup to 1080pFeed video, Watch and Reels with SD and HD side by side.Pinterestup to 1080pVideo pins and images at upload resolution.Dailymotionup to 1080pPublic videos and dai.ly links, every stored rung.Loomup to 1080pShare links to a file you keep, before retention runs out.TikTokSoonin testingClean sources where they exist, plus photo-mode slideshows.X / TwitterSoonin testingPost video, threads and the looping MP4s X calls GIFs.RedditSoonin testingv.redd.it clips with the separate audio track merged back in.VimeoSoonin testingThe creator's own ladder, nothing re-encoded.TwitchSoonin testingClips and past broadcasts at their original frame rate.SoundCloudSoonin testingTracks as clean audio with artwork.

Built to be the last downloader you try

1Sizes before you commitEach option shows its size where the platform reports one, so you choose on data.

2Audio never goes missingSeparate streams are merged before delivery — no silent high-resolution files.

3Correct aspect ratiosVertical stays vertical. Nothing is cropped, padded or watermarked by us.

4Files don't lingerNo account, no history. Finished files are deleted from storage within a day.

Common questions

Is Fast Video Download free?

Yes. Every supported platform and every quality it offers, with no sign-up and no paid tier holding quality back.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser on desktop, iPhone and Android — no app, no extension, no sign-up. The only thing you provide is a link.

What happens to the links I paste?

They're used to find the media and prepare your file. Nothing is tied to an account, and finished files are deleted from storage within a day.

Why do the available qualities differ between videos?

Because platforms only store what the uploader published. A video shot at 720p has no 4K version anywhere, and no tool can invent detail that was never recorded.

Is downloading legal?

It depends where you live and what you do with the file. Your own uploads, Creative Commons and public-domain material are the clean cases; re-publishing someone else's work is where real risk starts.

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How a video downloader actually works

A link you copy from a social app is a page address, not a video. Behind that page the platform stores the media in pieces — often one stream for picture, another for sound, plus a set of alternative resolutions generated when the file was uploaded. A downloader's real job is to read that manifest, show you what genuinely exists, and reassemble the pieces into a single playable file.

That is why quality lists differ so much between services. YouTube keeps a long ladder up to 4K with audio held separately; Instagram re-encodes to roughly 1080p vertical; Loom recordings are usually a single modest rung. Showing each platform's true options — with sizes attached — is more useful than promising 4K everywhere and quietly upscaling.

The practical advice is the same on every platform: pick 1080p unless you will edit the footage or watch it on a television, take audio-only when you just want the sound, and prefer a direct copy over any conversion. Re-encoding a file that has already been compressed once loses detail permanently.