VideoGet

Name: VideoGet
Availability: InStock
Author: Nuclear Coffee Software

VideoGet is a video downloader that saves clips from YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and over 900 other streaming sites directly to your hard drive. You paste a URL, pick an output format and the program handles the rest, including conversion to MP4, AVI, WMV or audio-only MP3.

What it does

The workflow is straightforward: copy a video link from your browser, paste it into VideoGet and click Download. The program detects available quality options (up to 4K where the source allows) and lets you pick before the download starts. If you paste a playlist URL, VideoGet queues every video from that list automatically so you do not have to add them one by one.

A built in converter lets you save files as MP4, AVI, WMV, FLV or extract audio as MP3. You can set a default format and quality in settings so repeat downloads require just one click. Subtitles can be downloaded alongside the video as SRT files when available on the source site. A scheduler lets you postpone downloads to off-peak hours.

Advantages

Supports over 900 video hosting sites beyond YouTube
Downloads entire playlists and channels in batch
Converts to common formats during download without a separate tool
Subtitle download saves SRT files next to the video automatically

Drawbacks

Paid software with a limited trial that watermarks converted files
Some site support breaks when those sites change their video delivery method
The interface looks dated compared to newer downloaders
Windows only, no macOS or Linux build available

Who it is for

I recommend VideoGet to users who regularly save videos from multiple platforms and want one tool instead of juggling browser extensions. If you only download from YouTube occasionally, a free alternative like yt-dlp will cover your needs. Where VideoGet earns its price is playlist batch downloading and built in format conversion, which I find saves time when archiving large collections of tutorial videos or conference recordings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is VideoGet free?

VideoGet offers a limited trial. The trial version watermarks converted files and limits download features. A paid license is required for full functionality.

Can VideoGet download YouTube playlists?

Yes. Paste a playlist URL and VideoGet queues every video from that list automatically. You can set a default format and quality in settings so all videos download with the same parameters.

Does VideoGet convert videos during download?

Yes. You can save downloaded videos as MP4, AVI, WMV, or extract audio as MP3 without needing a separate conversion tool. The format is selectable before each download or set as a default.

Is downloading YouTube videos legal?

Downloading copyrighted content without permission violates YouTube's Terms of Service. Downloading your own uploads or content with a Creative Commons license is generally fine. Check the copyright status of content before downloading.

Features & How-To Guide

#	Feature	How to use
1	YouTube video download 2	Copy the video URL › Paste it into the VideoGet address field › Click Download › The video is saved to disk.
2	Video to MP4 conversion	Before downloading › Expand Output format list › Select MP4 › Click Download › File saves in MP4 format.
3	Full playlist download	Copy the playlist URL from YouTube › Paste into VideoGet › The program detects all videos from the list › Click Download All.
4	HD video download	Settings › Quality › Select Highest available or a specific resolution (720p/1080p/4K) › Download the video.
5	Audio track extraction from movie	Output format › Select MP3 or AAC › Click Download › VideoGet downloads the video and extracts the audio only.
6	Multiple download queuing	Paste multiple URLs › Each adds to queue › VideoGet downloads videos sequentially automatically.
7	Video download from Vimeo and Dailymotion	Copy the video URL from Vimeo or Dailymotion › Paste it into VideoGet › Click Download › Works the same way as YouTube.
8	Subtitle download for movies 2	Settings › Subtitles › Check Download subtitles › Select a language › Subtitles are saved as an SRT file alongside the video.
9	Change default save folder	Settings › Output folder › Click Browse › Select a new destination folder › Confirm OK.
10	Scheduling downloads for later	Add videos to the queue › Tools › Scheduler › Set the start time › The program will begin downloading at the scheduled time.