Universal Video Tool
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How it works
- Paste a supported link
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- Download instantly
Supported platforms
This tool only works with sources that have an official API or explicit reuse permission — no scraping, ever.
This site's Media Library
Available
Videos already uploaded to this WordPress site's own Media Library.
Internet Archive (archive.org)
Available
Public-domain and openly-licensed media, via archive.org's free official metadata API. Works out of the box.
Vimeo
Needs setup
Needs a Vimeo API access token (Settings → Vimeo). Only returns a file when the video's owner has enabled downloads for it.
YouTube
Not available
YouTube's Terms of Service prohibit downloading videos except where YouTube provides an explicit download button/offline feature. The YouTube Data API does not provide video file downloads. A channel owner CAN export their own uploaded videos via YouTube Studio directly — this plugin does not duplicate that.
Facebook
Not available
Meta's Terms prohibit third-party scraping of video content. The Graph API does not expose general video file downloads for arbitrary posts. A Page owner can download their own uploaded videos directly from Meta Business Suite.
Instagram
Not available
Instagram's Terms prohibit scraping and third-party downloads of other users' content. The Instagram Graph API is limited to a business's own content and does not provide general video export for arbitrary posts.
TikTok
Not available
TikTok does offer an official "Save video" option within its own app for videos the creator has allowed to be downloaded, and a Content Posting/Display API for approved developers — but these require the end user or app to operate within TikTok's own consent flow, which this generic tool does not implement.
X (Twitter)
Not available
X's Terms of Service prohibit scraping, and the official X API does not provide a general video-download endpoint for arbitrary posts.
Pinterest
Not available
Pins often repost content the pinner does not own. Pinterest's API is intended for a business's own boards/pins, not general redistribution of third-party video pins.
Reddit
Not available
Reddit-hosted videos are frequently reposts of content the poster doesn't own, and Reddit's API terms restrict bulk content redistribution outside the platform.
Dailymotion
Not available
Dailymotion's API is aimed at embedding and channel management, not general video-file export for arbitrary third-party uploads.
Threads
Not available
Threads shares Meta's Terms of Service, which prohibit scraping. Its API currently covers posting/insights for a user's own account, not third-party media export.
Snapchat Spotlight
Not available
Snapchat's Terms prohibit downloading Snaps/Spotlight content outside its own save feature; there is no public API for third-party video export.
Likee
Not available
Likee does not publish a general-purpose public API for third-party video download.
CapCut
Not available
CapCut templates/exports belong to their creators; CapCut does not offer a public API for exporting other users' published clips.
Bilibili
Not available
Bilibili's terms restrict redistribution of uploaded video outside the platform, and it does not offer a general public download API.
Twitch Clips
Not available
Twitch's Developer Agreement restricts the Helix API's clip/VOD download data to specific approved use cases and does not permit general redistribution of other broadcasters' content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sources are supported?
This depends on which sources the site owner has configured with proper authorization.
Can I download any video from any account?
No — this tool only works with content the site owner has rights to serve, such as their own uploads or licensed media.