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Mac Video Downloader Collection
Grabbing a clip from the web shouldn't feel like a puzzle box. A good video downloader app handles the format wrangling and lets you save what you need — a tutorial, a concert, a playlist for the train journey — without the fuss. On this page I've gathered thirteen Mac tools that each take a slightly different approach to the job.
PullTube
Downloads online videos from websites for offline viewing.
Downie
Grabs a video file from almost any website when you paste its link.
SiteSucker Pro
Downloads an entire website so you can browse every page and image offline.
Folx Pro
Manages all your downloads and torrents in one queue.
YTD Video Downloader PRO
Downloads online videos from various platforms and stores them on your desktop for offline viewing.
HarborDrop
Takes over downloading so you control exactly how files arrive on your Mac.
4K YouTube to MP3
Strips the audio from an online clip and saves it locally.
iDownerGo
Grabs the media stream the moment you press play on a supported site.
4K Video Downloader
Fetches and saves online video so you don't need browser tools.
YT Saver
Grabs video or audio from streaming sites through a built-in browser and saves it as a local file.
AmpliTube
Models guitar amps and cabs for crafting your own virtual rig tones.
iTubeGo
Grabs online video and audio and saves it to your Mac in a format you choose.
Musify
Downloads music from streaming platforms and saves tracks as playable offline audio files.
Reading this shelf
Some, like 4K Video Downloader and Downie, are dedicated downloaders that thrive on simplicity. Others, including Folx Pro and iDownerGo, fold downloading into a wider set of internet utilities. If music is your focus, Musify and 4K YouTube to MP3 specialise in extracting audio. There's even AmpliTube sitting in the list — a reminder that downloading is often the first step before you manipulate, remix or build something new in your DAW. Browse what's here and pick the rhythm that suits yours.