Paste a URL, browse the page in our virtual browser, and we'll detect every video stream for you. Pick what you want — HLS, MP4, and more.
Enter the URL of the page that contains the video you want to download.
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Download any video in three simple steps
Copy the link of any page that has a video — news sites, streaming platforms, social media, or anything else.
Our virtual browser opens the page for you. Just navigate and play the video — we'll automatically detect every stream in the background.
Choose from detected streams — MP4, HLS/M3U8, DASH and more. Select the format and quality that suits you best.
Everything you need to capture and download online video streams
VideoFetch was built for anyone who needs to save a video from the web without relying on shady browser extensions, complex command-line tools, or risky third-party sites. By running a real virtual browser on our servers, VideoFetch loads the actual page just like you would — JavaScript, iframes, and all — detects every video stream automatically, and lets you download exactly what you want.
A full Chromium browser runs on our server. You see the actual page — JavaScript, iframes, paywalls and all — so it works where every other tool gives up.
Every network request is monitored in real time. MP4, HLS/M3U8, DASH, and WebM streams are detected and listed the instant they appear on the page.
Nothing to install. Works fully in your browser on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No browser extension, no desktop app, no admin rights needed.
We never store your files. Download data flows from the source directly to your device. Your browsing session is isolated and permanently discarded after use.
Download HLS streams, MP4 files, DASH segments, and WebM videos. Multiple detected formats appear simultaneously — pick the one that suits your needs.
No sign-up, no email, no subscription. Just paste a URL and start fetching immediately. Zero friction from start to download.
News sites, streaming portals, social media, e-learning platforms — if it plays video in a browser, VideoFetch can detect and download it.
VideoFetch is completely free to use with no hidden fees, no paywalls, and no download limits. Fetch as many videos as you like.
From students to journalists, thousands rely on VideoFetch every day
Download online lectures, course videos, and tutorial content from any e-learning platform. Study offline during commutes or in areas with limited connectivity.
Archive video evidence, news clips, and web content for analysis and reporting. Preserve content before it disappears or moves behind a paywall.
Save reference material, inspiration clips, and footage for editing projects. Capture creative content from across the web directly to your editing suite.
Download competitor ad videos, webinar recordings, and product demos for competitive analysis, training, and offline presentation needs.
Ready to fetch your first video? Paste any URL and start in seconds.
Fetch a Video Now — FreeVideoFetch is a free, browser-based tool that lets you browse any website through a cloud virtual browser, automatically detect every video stream, and download it directly to your device — no extensions, no software, no registration required.
VideoFetch solves a problem that traditional video downloaders can't: capturing streams from websites that rely on JavaScript-heavy players, single-page applications, authentication gates, or adaptive streaming protocols like HLS and DASH. By running a real browser on our servers, VideoFetch loads the actual page exactly as you would, intercepts every network request, and surfaces all discovered video URLs in a live sidebar — ready for you to download with a single click.
When you paste a URL, VideoFetch launches a dedicated Browser instance. The browser's screen is streamed to you in real time — you click, scroll, and navigate exactly like a real browser window. In the background, our browser monitors all outgoing network requests. The instant a video stream URL appears in those requests — whether it's an MP4 file, an HLS/M3U8 playlist, a DASH manifest, or a WebM stream — it's automatically added to the detection list in the sidebar.
Absolutely. VideoFetch does not store any video files on our servers. When you click download, the stream link is passed directly to your browser, which handles the actual transfer. Each virtual browser session is fully isolated from all other users and is permanently destroyed at the end of your session. We do not log the URLs you visit, the content you view, or the files you download.
VideoFetch detects any video format that the website loads into its player. This includes MP4 direct-download links, HLS adaptive streams (.m3u8), MPEG-DASH manifests (.mpd), WebM streams, TS segment URLs, and more. The formats available always depend on what the target website uses for video delivery — if the site can play it, VideoFetch can detect it.
After the virtual browser opens your URL, click Play on the video. The browser needs to actually request the video stream for VideoFetch to detect it. Once the video starts buffering, the stream URL will appear in the sidebar instantly.
VideoFetch is intended for downloading videos you have the right to access and save. Please respect copyright laws and content creators' terms of service. Only download content you own or are legally permitted to store.
Thousands of users trust VideoFetch to download video streams every day
“I needed to download a lecture video from an online learning platform that doesn't offer a download button. VideoFetch opened the page through its virtual browser, I pressed play, and the stream appeared instantly in the sidebar. Downloaded it in seconds.”
Sarah K.
Graduate Student“As a video editor, I constantly need reference footage from various sites. Other tools would fail because of JavaScript-based lazy-loaded players, but VideoFetch works perfectly — it sees exactly what the browser sees. The virtual browser idea is genius.”
Marcus T.
Video Editor & Content Creator“Our team archives competitor product demo videos for marketing research. VideoFetch handles sites our previous tools couldn't touch, especially those using HLS adaptive streaming. It's become an essential part of our competitive research workflow.”
Priya R.
Marketing ManagerEverything you need to know about VideoFetch
The most common reasons a stream may not be detected: