No browser extension — works server-side

Download All Videos from Any Website

FileGrab finds every video file hosted on any webpage — MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, and more — and lets you download them all without a browser extension, a desktop app, or any installation.

How to Download Videos from a Website

No software to install, no network monitoring, no dev tools. FileGrab handles everything server-side.

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Paste the page URL

Copy the URL of any webpage that hosts video files and paste it into FileGrab. Works on any site with publicly accessible video content.

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Filter by video type

FileGrab lists all detected files. Use the file type filter to show only video files — MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI. See file names and sizes before you download.

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Download one or all

Click any video to download it instantly, or select all videos and grab a single ZIP. Server-side packaging means no browser tab juggling.

Supported Video Formats

FileGrab detects all major video container formats. If the file is linked on a webpage, it will appear in your results.

.mp4The most common video format — supported everywhere
.webmOpen-source format common on modern web pages
.movApple QuickTime format, common on creative sites
.aviOlder but still widely used for video archives
.mkvHigh-quality container for HD and 4K content
.flvFlash video, still found on legacy sites

FileGrab vs TabSave — What's the Difference?

TabSave is a popular browser extension for saving files from open tabs. FileGrab takes a different, more powerful approach.

FeatureTabSaveFileGrab
Browser extension requiredYes — Chrome onlyNo — any browser
Works on mobileNoYes — iOS & Android
Scan without visiting pageNoYes — server-side
Filter results by file typeLimitedFull filtering
Bulk ZIP downloadNoYes (Pro)
Domain-wide crawlingNoYes (Pro)
File size previewNoYes
Scan historyNoYes

Also comparing other tools? See how FileGrab compares to Chrome download extensions.

Download Videos on Mobile — No App Needed

Desktop download managers and browser extensions don't work on your phone. FileGrab does. Because it runs server-side and delivers results in a standard browser tab, it works perfectly on iOS and Android.

Open Safari or Chrome on your phone, navigate to filegrab.io, paste a URL, and tap the video files you want. They download directly to your device's storage — no third-party app required, no account sharing between desktop and mobile.

This makes FileGrab ideal for downloading video files on the go — grabbing a training video to watch offline, saving a lecture recording before travel, or pulling product videos for offline review.

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iOS Safari

Full FileGrab functionality in Safari on iPhone and iPad.

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Android Chrome

Scan and download videos directly from Chrome on Android.

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Any mobile browser

Works in Firefox, Edge, Samsung Internet, and any browser with modern JS support.

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Direct to device storage

Downloaded files go straight to your device's default download folder.

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Important: Copyright & Terms of Service

FileGrab is designed for downloading files you have the right to access and download. It does not support bypassing DRM, streaming protocols, or login-protected content. Never use FileGrab to download copyrighted videos without the rights holder's permission. Always check and comply with a website's terms of service before downloading its content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can FileGrab download videos from YouTube or Netflix?

No. FileGrab is designed for websites that host video files directly (e.g. MP4 files linked on a page). Streaming platforms like YouTube, Netflix, Vimeo (private), and similar services use adaptive streaming protocols (HLS, DASH) and DRM that FileGrab does not attempt to bypass. Downloading copyrighted content without permission may also violate copyright law and the platform's terms of service.

What kinds of websites work well with FileGrab for video downloads?

FileGrab works great on sites that host video files directly — e.g. educational platforms that serve MP4 lesson recordings, public media archives, company video libraries, open-access research repositories, personal or portfolio sites, and file-hosting pages. If the video is linked as a direct file URL (not streamed via a player), FileGrab will detect it.

Does FileGrab work on mobile for video downloads?

Yes. FileGrab runs entirely in your browser, so it works on any device — iPhone, Android, iPad, and desktop. Tap the file you want to download and your device handles the rest. No app to install.

How is FileGrab different from TabSave or similar tools?

TabSave and similar browser extensions detect files from the current browser tab by watching network requests. FileGrab takes a different approach: it scans URLs server-side, meaning no extension is required, and it works even if you've never visited the page. FileGrab also lets you scan pages without opening them in a browser at all.

What if the video is behind a login or paywall?

FileGrab can only scan publicly accessible pages. If a video sits behind a login wall, FileGrab won't be able to access it. Always ensure you have permission to download videos from any site you scan.

Start downloading videos now

20 free scans. No extension. No install. Works on any device.