linkedin Video Downloader

Why People Save LinkedIn Videos

LinkedIn's video content skews toward things people actually want to keep and revisit — recorded webinars, conference talks, product demos, and training clips shared by colleagues — rather than throwaway entertainment. LinkedIn has no native download option for any of it, so once a post scrolls out of your feed, finding it again means searching through your activity history. Any Video Downloader lets you save the video file itself, so a talk or demo you want to reference later is on your device, not dependent on LinkedIn's feed algorithm surfacing it again.

How to Download a LinkedIn Video

1. Click the three dots on the video post and select Copy link to post.
2. Paste it into the download box on this page.
3. Pick MP4 or WEBM and your preferred resolution.
4. Click Download to save the file.
5. Full walkthrough in our LinkedIn Video Downloader guide.

What Works and What Doesn't

• Native video posts and video ads that appear directly in the feed download the same way as any public post.
• LinkedIn Live broadcasts only work once the replay is published as a regular post — live streams in progress aren't downloadable.
• Videos attached to a document post or a LinkedIn newsletter article need the link to the specific post the video is embedded in, not the article's landing page.
• Posts visible only to your connections or a specific group require you to be logged in and connected on LinkedIn — visibility restrictions apply the same way they do on LinkedIn itself.

Common Questions

Can I download a video from someone I'm not connected to? Only if their post is set to Public visibility. Connections-only or private posts aren't reachable without being logged in as an approved connection.

Is there a resolution limit? You'll get whatever quality the original poster uploaded, up to 1080p — LinkedIn doesn't support 4K video uploads at all, so that's the practical ceiling regardless of the source file.

Privacy and Cost

No LinkedIn login or connection to your account is required — just the post's link. The tool is free with no download limit, and nothing you paste or save is stored on our servers afterward.

When Saving a LinkedIn Video Makes Sense

Typical, responsible uses:

• Keeping your own webinar or post videos for your records.
• Saving a training or product video that your company is allowed to keep.
• Keeping a conference talk that the speaker or organiser has agreed to share with you.

Professional content is often confidential, so never share a saved video outside the people it was meant for.

Common LinkedIn Download Problems and Fixes

• The post is visible to connections only: private or restricted posts cannot be processed.
• Use "Copy link to post" from the three-dot menu. A link copied from a profile or activity page may not point to the video.
• A LinkedIn Live replay can take some time to become available after the event ends.
• A post that embeds a video from another site should be saved from that site instead.
• Documents and carousels shared as PDFs are not videos and cannot be downloaded here.

Respect Professional and Confidential Content

LinkedIn content belongs to the people who created it. Use this tool only for content you own or have permission to save, and do not re-upload or sell someone else's work. For the full rules, read our Copyright Policy. If you are a rights holder and want a link blocked, use our DMCA takedown process.