LinkedIn Video Downloader
Save video from public LinkedIn posts, straight in the browser.
- No extension
- Public posts
- Works in the browser
How it works
- 1
Copy the LinkedIn link
Use the share button and copy the LinkedIn link.
- 2
Paste it above
Drop it in the box and press Download.
- 3
Pick a quality
Choose a file and it saves straight to your device.
What a browser extension actually asks for
Search for a way to save a LinkedIn video and most answers are a browser extension. Installing one to grab a file means granting it the ability to read and change data on the pages you visit — which, on LinkedIn, is your professional network, your messages and your session.
That is a large permission for a small job, and it does not expire when you have got the file. The extension keeps that access for as long as it stays installed, and it can be sold or updated by someone other than the person who wrote it.
Frequently asked questions
Which LinkedIn links work?
Both shapes the site produces. The permalink you get from a post — linkedin.com/posts/name-slug-abc123 — and the linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:1234567890 form the share button hands out. Either resolves to the same video.
Do I need to be logged in?
No, and that is the point. Most ways of saving a LinkedIn video involve a browser extension with access to your session, which is a lot of trust to hand over for one file. This needs nothing but the link.
Can I download from a private company page or a members-only post?
No. If the post is not visible without logging in, there is nothing here to fetch — this site holds no LinkedIn account and will not.
Why is the file named after part of the URL?
Because LinkedIn ships no author field with its video at all — unusually among these platforms, there is simply no name attached. The handle is taken from the post slug instead, which is the only place it appears. It is a reasonable name rather than a perfect one.
Can I get the audio on its own?
Yes, as a 320 kbps MP3 converted on the way out. Useful for talks and panel recordings, which is much of what gets posted with sound worth keeping.
Is downloading from LinkedIn allowed?
Saving a public post’s video to watch again, or to show a colleague, is ordinary use. LinkedIn’s terms do restrict automated collection of content at scale — this is a per-link tool rather than a scraper, and using it that way keeps you on the right side of the distinction.