Process multiple video URLs concurrently across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter. Free bulk queue.
You can paste up to 50 URLs concurrently in our batch queue.
You can batch download up to 50 videos at once. Simply paste up to 50 URLs (one per line) into the batch downloader. Each URL is processed independently, so if one fails, the others still download successfully.
Yes! Our batch downloader supports mixing URLs from different platforms in the same batch. You can paste YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and 15+ other platforms together. The tool automatically detects each platform and uses the optimal download method.
Yes. Paste a YouTube playlist URL directly into the batch downloader. All videos from the playlist are automatically queued for download. You can also paste individual video URLs from different playlists or channels - one per line.
Yes. The web-based batch downloader works on all devices with a browser. On mobile, tap the Batch tab, then tap the text area and paste your URLs from clipboard. Each URL needs its own line. The interface is touch-optimized with large buttons.
Yes. Our batch downloader is completely free with no daily caps, no registration required, and no paid tier needed. You can download 50 videos at once, as many times as you want. Desktop apps often charge $30-40 for batch features we provide free.
You can select your preferred quality (4K, 1080p, 720p, MP3) before starting the batch. This quality setting applies to ALL videos in the batch. For best results with large batches, we recommend 1080p or lower to keep file sizes manageable.
Each URL is processed independently. If one URL fails (private video, deleted content, unsupported platform), it shows an error next to that specific URL. The rest of the batch continues downloading normally. You can then re-paste failed URLs individually to retry.
Desktop apps like SnapDownloader ($39.99) and VideoProc ($29.95) require installation, registration, and payment. Our web tool is free, needs no install, works on mobile, and supports batch downloads for 20+ platforms. Desktop apps support more niche platforms (900+ vs our 20+), but for most users, our free web tool covers everything needed.