Hosted videos
Paste a direct WordPress Video link to preview the media and see the available choices.
Video and audio, your way
WordPress Video Downloader
Download video or audio from a public WordPress Video link you have permission to save. Preview it, then choose the format and quality that works for you.
- No sign-up
- Video or audio
- Clear quality choices
Made for WordPress Video
What you can save from WordPress Video
WordPress Video pages may include hosted videos, public embeds. Available video, audio, and quality choices vary by link.
Links that work best
Use a complete public link from videopress.com. Private, paid, protected, and account-only media cannot be opened.
What may limit a link
WordPress Video videos may be removed, private, paid, protected, or unavailable in your country. Those links will not open. WordPress Video serves audiences in Global. Availability can still vary by country and individual post.
Three clear steps
How to download from WordPress Video
Paste a public link you are allowed to save.
Preview the video and choose video or audio.
Pick a quality and download your file.
Helpful answers
WordPress Video downloader questions
Can I download every WordPress Video video?
No. Only eligible public media is considered, and you must own it or have permission to save it. Private, paid, DRM-protected, or restricted media is not supported.
What can I download from WordPress Video?
WordPress Video pages may include hosted videos, public embeds. Available video, audio, and quality choices vary by link.
Which WordPress Video links can I use?
Use a complete public link from videopress.com. Private, paid, protected, and account-only media cannot be opened.
Why might a WordPress Video link not open?
WordPress Video videos may be removed, private, paid, protected, or unavailable in your country. Those links will not open.
Which formats and qualities are available?
Paste the link to see the video and audio choices available for it. Options vary from one video to another.
Why might a public link fail?
The media may require login, use DRM, be region-limited, have downloads disabled, or have changed after a platform update.