4K / 8K as uploaded
Fetches the highest stream the site offers, downloads picture and sound separately, then merges them losslessly.
- Picks the best combination automatically
- Lossless container merge, no re-encode
- Original codecs are preserved
Drop a video link into the window, pick a quality, press download. Video and audio are merged into one MP4; ask for audio and you get a 320k MP3. Everything happens on your own machine.
From a single clip to an entire channel.
Fetches the highest stream the site offers, downloads picture and sound separately, then merges them losslessly.
When you only need the sound, the audio track is extracted and converted to MP3 with cover art and tags filled in.
Save subtitles as standalone SRT files or alongside the video — handy for re-editing and translation.
A mature open-source engine behind an interface that gets out of the way.
FFmpeg is bundled, so the picture and the sound come out as one usable file without extra installs.
If the connection drops, it continues from where it stopped instead of starting over.
Queue as many jobs as you like, set how many run at once, and watch them all progress.
When a site changes, the download engine updates in the background — no reinstalling the whole app.
For videos that need a sign-in, import your browser cookies once and they download normally.
Supports HTTP and SOCKS proxies, and can cap the transfer rate so it does not saturate your link.
Yes. It is built on the open-source yt-dlp engine, the interface is open to everyone, and there are no ads or paywalls.
If it helps you, passing it on to someone who needs it is the best thanks.
The engine is yt-dlp, covering 2000+ sites including YouTube, Bilibili, Douyin, TikTok, Twitter/X and Instagram. Douyin works, but needs cookies and a full video link.
You can paste the entire share sentence from the Douyin app; short links are converted to the standard URL automatically.
The installer is not code-signed. Windows shows this warning for every unsigned program; it does not indicate a problem with the file.
Choose "More info" then "Run anyway" to continue.
First check whether the site itself is throttling. Raising the fragment concurrency in Settings usually helps noticeably.
If your network struggles to reach the site, set a proxy address in Settings.
Yes, as long as the source offers that resolution and your account is entitled to it.
Some high-bitrate formats require a login; import cookies and they become selectable.
By default into a StreamGrab folder inside your Downloads; Settings can point it anywhere.
No. Parsing and downloading happen on your machine; your links, cookies and history never leave it.
The app makes one request to an update service at startup to check the engine version.
Windows 10 / 11 · x64 · free
181 MB · nothing else to install
Double-click to install. Windows may say the publisher is unknown on first run — choose "More info" then "Run anyway". SHA-256:6a57635c685d98f6b9de1ecce793f7351fe2a217fe07d28d4b454376e678358f