LinkedIn Video Downloader
Paste the link to a public LinkedIn post and save its video as an MP4 file.
Got many videos? Paste one link per line (Shift + Enter for a new line), from any mix of sites.
- 1 Paste the link(s)
- 2 Choose what to save
- 3 Your files are ready
- Free forever
- No sign-up
- No popups
- Nothing to install
In short
To download a LinkedIn video, open the post, choose Copy link to post from its menu, paste the link above and press Download. We save the best copy LinkedIn serves as an MP4 with sound. It works for videos uploaded to public posts. Posts shown only to connections, and LinkedIn Learning courses, cannot be downloaded.
Easy as 1, 2, 3, 4
How to download from LinkedIn
- 1
Open the post
Find the post with the video in your LinkedIn feed, or on the author's or the company's page.
- 2
Copy the post link
Click the three dots at the top right of the post, then Copy link to post. On the app, tap Share, then Copy link.
- 3
Paste and press Download
We read the public post and find the uploaded video.
- 4
Save the MP4
Press the MP4 button. Your browser saves the file, ready for a deck, an edit or an archive.
Good to know
What "public" means on LinkedIn, and why it decides everything
LinkedIn shows a post to people who are not logged in only when its author chose Anyone as the audience. A post shared with Connections only, or inside a group, does not exist for a logged-out visitor. We never use a LinkedIn account to fetch anything, so those posts cannot be downloaded here.
A quick test: open the post's link in a private browser window where you are not signed in to LinkedIn. If the video plays there, we can download it. If LinkedIn asks you to sign in first, we cannot.
This is a deliberate limit, not a technical gap. A video an author shared with a closed audience was not meant to travel outside it. For anything else, such as your own company's post, the simplest route is to ask whoever uploaded it for the original file, which will also be higher quality than anything LinkedIn streams.
What people use it for
Repurpose your company's videos
Marketing teams pull their own published LinkedIn videos back out for a website, a newsletter or other channels.
Build a portfolio
Keep copies of talks, demos and announcements you appeared in, before the post gets buried in the feed.
Prepare a presentation
Drop a public product video into a slide deck so it plays without a connection.
Keep event highlights
Archive the clips your organisation posted after a conference or a launch.
Key facts
| Works with | Public LinkedIn posts with an uploaded video: linkedin.com/posts/..., linkedin.com/feed/update/... and lnkd.in short links from the Share button |
|---|---|
| You get | MP4 with sound, at the best quality LinkedIn serves for that post |
| Quality choice | One option. LinkedIn does not publish a list of resolutions, so we take the best copy available |
| Not possible | Posts visible only to connections, videos first posted in a LinkedIn group (even when reshared to a profile), documents and carousels, events and live streams |
| Refused on purpose | LinkedIn Learning. Courses are paid content, so we do not download them |
| Videos linked from elsewhere | A post that shares a YouTube or Vimeo link holds no LinkedIn video. That video lives on the other site |
| Price | Free. No LinkedIn login, no extension |
If it does not work
- "This post is private or needs a login"
- The post's audience is not Anyone. Run the private-window test above. If LinkedIn asks for a sign-in, the post cannot be downloaded.
- "That LinkedIn link is not a single post"
- You copied a profile, company page or feed link. Use Copy link to post from the post's own menu.
- "We found the post, but it has no video in it"
- The post shares a link, a document or images. If it links to a YouTube video, that video is hosted on YouTube, which we do not support.
- LinkedIn Learning links are refused
- Courses are paid content. We do not download them. LinkedIn Learning's own app offers offline viewing for subscribers.
- "This video was posted in a LinkedIn group"
- Group posts are visible only to signed-in members, and a reshare to someone's profile inherits that. When a share link names a public reshare, we try that version automatically; if LinkedIn still asks visitors to sign in, the video cannot be fetched without a login.
Ways to get a video out of LinkedIn, compared
| Method | Quality | What you need | Catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| This tool | The best copy LinkedIn serves | The post link | Public posts only |
| Ask the uploader for the file | The original, usually the best possible | A reply | Takes time |
| Screen recording | Your screen's resolution, encoded twice | A recording app | Records the feed around the video |
| Browser developer tools | One stream at a time | Technical know-how | Fiddly. Often finds a fragment of the video rather than the whole file |
Questions people ask
Can you download videos from LinkedIn?
Yes, from public posts. Paste the post's link above. LinkedIn itself has no download button for videos in other people's posts, which is why tools like this exist.
How do I download a video from a LinkedIn post?
Open the post's menu (the three dots), choose Copy link to post, paste it above and press Download.
Do I need to log in to LinkedIn?
No, and we never ask for your LinkedIn login. That is also why posts limited to connections cannot be downloaded.
What quality will I get?
The best version LinkedIn serves for that post. LinkedIn does not publish a list of sizes, so we offer a single best-quality MP4 rather than guessing at labels.
Can I download LinkedIn Learning videos?
No. Courses are paid content and we refuse those links. Subscribers can watch offline in the LinkedIn Learning app.
Does the author see that I downloaded their video?
LinkedIn does not notify authors about downloads made outside LinkedIn. Ask before reusing someone else's video. They will usually be glad to share the original file.
Can I download LinkedIn documents or carousels?
Not here. This tool handles video only.
Do you keep the video or the link?
No. The file is prepared in a temporary folder and deleted within about an hour. Links are not logged.
Content reviewed 2026-10-04. Download only videos you own or have permission to use. Terms · Copyright and takedowns