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SaveVideo for Android

Save videos straight from the Share menu

Tap Share on a video in YouTube or another app, choose SaveVideo, and SaveVideo opens with the link ready. Pick a quality and the file downloads.

Scan with your phone's camera to installGet it onGoogle PlayFREEInstalls as WebView Studio

On iPhone? The app is Android-only. SaveVideo.net works in Safari, and you can add it to your Home Screen.

4.9 ratingFreeNo hourly limitAndroid 7.0 and up
Features

Everything SaveVideo does, built into your phone

The app uses the same downloader as the website, and adds a download manager that can pause, resume and retry a download.

Share to download

In your Share menu, the app appears as SaveVideo. Tap it and the link arrives in SaveVideo, ready to save.

No hourly limit

The website allows 3 free YouTube downloads per hour. In the app there is no count.

The same qualities as the website

Up to 1080p on YouTube, and up to 4K on sites that offer it, such as Bilibili.

Pause and resume

The app's download manager can pause, resume and retry a download.

Find your files

Open or share a finished download from the app, or find it in your phone's Downloads folder.

Audio only

Save just the sound as MP3, on the sites that offer it.

Website vs app

Same downloader, made for your phone

FeatureSaveVideo.net on mobileAndroid app
Copy and paste the linkRequiredUse Share instead
Hourly limit on YouTube3 per hourNone
Pause and resume downloadsNoYes
Saves to GalleryThrough FilesDirectly
Works on iPhoneYes, in SafariAndroid only
PriceFreeFree
How it works

Four taps from video to file

  1. 01

    Install from Google Play

    Scan the QR code or tap Get it on Google Play. The app is free and installs as WebView Studio.

  2. 02

    Open a video in any app

    YouTube, Facebook, X, Reddit or your browser.

  3. 03

    Tap Share, then SaveVideo

    If you don't see it, tap More at the end of the Share row.

  4. 04

    Pick a quality

    Choose a quality or MP3, and the file downloads.

About the app

A video downloader for Android that lives in your Share menu

SaveVideo for Android saves videos from YouTube, Facebook, X, Reddit and the other sites SaveVideo supports, straight to your phone. Instead of copying a link into a browser, you share the video to SaveVideo and pick a quality.

What happens when you tap Share

The app opens SaveVideo with the link you shared, reads the video and lists its qualities, the same as the website. Pick one and the download starts.

Why it's called WebView Studio on your phone

On Google Play and in your app drawer, the app is listed as WebView Studio, the app SaveVideo runs in. In the Share menu, it appears as SaveVideo.

Your data

Google Play lists the app's data practices under Data safety on its listing.

Using an iPhone? There's no iOS app. SaveVideo.net works in Safari.

FAQ

Questions about the app

Is the SaveVideo app free?

Yes. The SaveVideo app is free to install and use, and you don’t need an account. There’s no hourly download limit on YouTube in the app, while the website allows 3 free YouTube downloads per hour. It installs from Google Play as WebView Studio.

Is it on Google Play?

Yes, as WebView Studio, the app SaveVideo runs in. Search Google Play for WebView Studio, or scan the QR code on this page to open the listing directly. After you install it, the app appears in your Share menu as SaveVideo.

Is there an iPhone version?

No. The SaveVideo app is for Android only, and there is no iOS app. On iPhone and iPad, open SaveVideo.net in Safari, paste a video link and pick a quality. You can also add SaveVideo.net to your Home Screen, so it opens like an app.

Where are videos saved?

In your phone’s Downloads folder. The app’s download manager saves each file there. You can also open or share a finished download from the app’s list of downloads, so you don’t have to find the file yourself. Which app shows the Downloads folder depends on your phone.

SaveVideo doesn't appear in my Share menu

Open the app once after installing it. Then, in the Share menu, scroll to the end of the app row, tap More or Edit, and add SaveVideo to your favourites. If it still isn’t there, check that WebView Studio is in your app drawer: it is the app SaveVideo runs in.

Free on Google Play

Install once, then download from the Share menu

Scan the code with your phone's camera, or tap the button on your Android phone.

Get it onGoogle PlayFREEInstalls as WebView Studio
SaveVideo for AndroidFree on Google Play
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