Save online videos with Auslogics Video Grabber
Auslogics Video Grabber is a Windows application for downloading videos from supported websites and preparing local copies for offline viewing. Its workflow combines URL entry, download management, and edition-dependent conversion options.
Start with the clip you want to keep and the device on which you intend to watch it. Choose the destination and output settings before adding a large collection.
Add links and review the download list
The application accepts video URLs and can automatically paste copied links into the URL field. Playlist and simultaneous-download options depend on the selected edition.
Check the destination and each item in the list before starting. With a collection of clips, use clear folders and names so you can tell completed files apart from material still being processed.
Choose a resolution available from the source
Quality options include high-resolution downloads when the source and supported service provide them. Available output is constrained by the original video.
A higher resolution can require more storage and transfer time. Selecting a larger output size does not restore detail missing from the source, so choose around your display and available capacity.
Convert for your playback device
Pro includes video conversion with formats and device presets such as AVI, MP3, Android, and Apple mobile devices. Check the selected edition before relying on conversion.
Try a short sample on the intended player before converting an entire collection. Verify picture, sound, and file size, and retain the original when you may need another output later.
Schedule transfers around your connection
The scheduler lets you choose when a download starts, with availability depending on the selected edition.
Plan a time when the computer can remain running and connected. A scheduled start is not confirmation of a completed transfer; review the download list afterward and test the resulting file.
Understand service and edition limits
The standard and Pro editions differ in service coverage, simultaneous downloads, playlists, conversion, and scheduling. Website changes can also affect whether a particular URL works.
Check the current result for the link you need rather than assuming every page or streaming service is supported. A failed transfer does not by itself mean the computer or connection is faulty.
Keep the downloaded collection organized
Choose a destination with enough space and review completed files before adding more tasks. Separate original downloads from converted copies when both are useful.
For repeated personal media files, see Auslogics Duplicate File Finder. Review paths before removal so that an intended original or device-specific copy is retained.